mountainrivers
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Re: Hookups at home
I'm sorry I confused you. In my world, a bedroom includes a bathroom and at least a place to make coffee in the morning. I think you and others have answered my questions and I appreciate your efforts on my behalf. I live in a very small town, about 1000 people, and I don't think the local government cares much about what you do on your own property. I will hire an electrician to run the power and a plumber to hook up the sewer. Thanks for your help. :)600Views0likes0CommentsRe: Hookups at home
hbrady wrote: Arcamper wrote: We did more than put in hookups, we actually made a campsite on the back of our property. Full hookup site (100 amp electric, water and sewer) with fire ring and table plus in ground lighting. Now when the family comes to visit we give them the house and we move to the camper. Works out great! Very Nice! No kidding!599Views0likes0CommentsRe: Hookups at home
SoundGuy wrote: mountainrivers wrote: Assuming I buy a used camper and expect to use all the options, including A/C, how much power will I need? In your original post you said you merely wanted to use your rig as "a bedroom for overnight guests", now you're saying you want to "use all the options". :h Seems to me you first have to decide what it is you really want to achieve, then base your solution on that conclusion. I want my guests to have all the comforts of home, especially if I'm relegating them to an RV. I'm thinking things like A/C, tv, interior lights, coffee maker, microwave oven, etc. I would like to have all of those things available in the event that my guests would need them.440Views0likes0CommentsRe: Hookups at home
Geez, Sound Guy, that all looks way more complicated than I would have thought. Assuming I buy a used camper and expect to use all the options, including A/C, how much power will I need? In the past, with our motorhome, I plugged into 30 amp service at campgrounds and that seemed to be sufficient. Do I need that much at home, given the above?440Views0likes0Comments
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