Kayteg1 wrote:
I get the point that you MIGHT be able to run AC at night on inverter when campground policy calls for "no generators after 10 PM"
But knowing the life, would the trend become popular, the policy will change to
"no motor noise after 10 PM" and that will screw the idea.
I've weaken up by heater and water heater noise at campgrounds.
Just passed newly build Tesla charging stations in Boulder City, NV.
Empty like desert around.
We might still need another generation till electric drives will start making more sense.
OH, BTW. Retired people should not pay taxes, so tax credit doesn't apply .
We've never run the AC at quiet time, but we have run things like a electric oven, instant pot, electric grill, water heater, space heater, electric blankets, ice maker.. BTW, running things like the water heater and space heater through the inverter is quiet. No noise to wake up or bother neighbors, especially tenters. We even replaced the noisy fridge fan.
Also I'm not sure where you get the idea that retired people don't pay taxes. Wish that was true but just because someone doesn't go to a 9-5 doesn't mean that they aren't earning income through their investments. Hopefully you don't have all your retirement strategy based on social security.
