I am considering replacing my WFCO WF-8955-PEC with an inverter/charger in my Outback Terrain 250TRS. We are starting to dry camp more (30% of the time) and my TT doesn't have 12V outlets to run my 12V compatible CPAP so I need 120 at night to run it...
So we got back from an outing this afternoon and I was in the new TT tightening a few screws and doing general touch up of things that we are still finding wrong with our new Outback Terrain 250TRS. While I was on the floor cleaning out one of the A...
So my wife and I purchased our Aerolite 174es Hybrid last April and immediately realized when we got it home that our minivan was insufficient for towing. We managed to trade up to a 2007 Expedition EL 4X4 that had 13,000 miles on it. That has work...
On our third outting with the Aerolite my wife and I finally had enough of falling inward onto eachother...whoever sleeps on the outside inevitably slips down in the middle of the night into the person on the inside. It's even worse for the inside p...
This past weekend we took the new Aerolite 174es out on its maiden shakedown cruise for a night at the campgrounds at Mt. Madonna County Park. http://www.sccgov.org/sites/parks/Camp%20Here/Pages/Get-back-to-nature-while-staying-close-to-home-.aspxG...
smkettner wrote:You don't need 2000 watt inverter to run 200 watts of equipment.400 watts of solar should make the 2x Honda 2000 about obsolete for battery charging.If you need to run the air conditioner consider a Magnum or Victron hybrid inverter t...
Veebyes wrote:Did that a couple years ago. The 5er is now wired like a typical cruising boat. No more converter charger. Installed a pure sine wave 2000W inverter charger & a single 4D Lifeline AGM battery. The 4D battery has about the same AHs as a ...
DrewE wrote:The inverter/charger will power stuff directly just as the converter does. In both cases, they're connected in parallel with the battery, and on average will power the house loads (and reduce the charge rate to the battery) up to their c...
I have the 250 and my understanding is that it is rated to 1000 pounds. Between me (overweight), my pregnant wife and our four (currently) kids we are about 600 pounds and it is stable when we are all on it during the mornings when the kids climb up...
Our Aerolite 174es had essentially the same floorplan as the 17z and storage was extremely problematic for us. We ended up storing clothing in the TV and pulling out what we needed as we went along. Ultimately, we decided to upgrade to a larger TT ...
