Hello all 1st post hope I found the right spot otherwise a Mod please move.My wife and I bought a new travel trailer last year and I want to make it so that we could be self sustaing for a longer period of time since the kids are getting older its ti...
I can plug directly into the camper I am not sure what amp the converter is atm. I could go direct to the battery as well I haven't looked into charging batteries that are in a series. However I would imagine I would have to unplug the Controller Re...
smkettner wrote:A converter 45 amps and larger can overload a Honda 1000 charging that battery.You may as well list your converter to get answers on what to expect.I dont understand what you mean by the converter and my generator charging 4 6v?
doughere wrote:YOU CHANGED THE QUESTION !!!Adding the CPAP changes the need somewhat. If your CPAP draws an average of 3 Amp for 8 hours, you are looking at an additional 24 AH per day.You say you're mostly in sunny spots, so 200 watts of solar woul...
I had been reading from one of the links posted and it didnt occur to me to include that I am using a CPAP as well. As it reads I should use a generator and a decent battery bank for the power I would need over all is quite expensive. Has there been ...
Thanks for the information and links! We camp a lot at beaches so sun is "usually" pretty good. Im not overly concerned about the microwave honestly but a medium sized fan would be most excellent. I was told by the person selling the camper that the ...
