TrailManor Owner's Forum - View Single Post - IMHO The Best Arrangement For Dry Camping

Padgett · 03-03-2017, 08:36 PM

No solar ? I find that 200W of solar keeps my GC2 batteries charged. Do think that for your amount of dry camping I would go for 300W of Solar and stack four GC2s. Having a SL my batteries are in the rear compartment. With 20" long batteries, I'd have insufficient room for the generator.

Being a Floridian and appreciate dry comfort while sleeping so carry a 2400W (starting) generator mainly for the AC.

Oddly enough I do more dry camping at shows and such than at formal campgrounds with power so usually dry. I also use the onboard water supply just for washing and sanitation and carry a case or two of bottled for internal needs.

Suspect our packages cost about the same just feel mine is more appropriate for my needs which include a Keurig.

03-03-2017, 08:36 PM	#3
Padgett TrailManor Master Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: Orlando Posts: 2,796	No solar ? I find that 200W of solar keeps my GC2 batteries charged. Do think that for your amount of dry camping I would go for 300W of Solar and stack four GC2s. Having a SL my batteries are in the rear compartment. With 20" long batteries, I'd have insufficient room for the generator. Being a Floridian and appreciate dry comfort while sleeping so carry a 2400W (starting) generator mainly for the AC. Oddly enough I do more dry camping at shows and such than at formal campgrounds with power so usually dry. I also use the onboard water supply just for washing and sanitation and carry a case or two of bottled for internal needs. Suspect our packages cost about the same just feel mine is more appropriate for my needs which include a Keurig. __________________ Looking for a 24/17 in or near Florida.