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Originally Posted by DLaddy
DW loves her induction stovetop. And we love our second all electric coach. For us, dealing with propane in campgrounds over three to four month stays (Wintering) was a non-starter.
Good luck in your shopping. Either way...great lifestyle.
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We spent time near our daughter in Oklahoma last year before she deployed to Afghanistan. Temps got down to -6 a few times. Getting propane is a pain in the hiney. You have to put everything
away pull in slides, disconnect and drive either across the campground or a few miles just to fill up propane tank. For us that would have been a weekly event. We wound up buying some electric heaters and only ran propane at night in worst cold. Still had to fill propane tank once a month. If I was buying new I would not have propane. I also have an allegro bus. I have seen phaetons and there would not be a choice for me I would go with the bus if I had the option financially. Take a factory tour and see how long it takes to build a bus versus how long to build a phaeton. Both are motor homes with same basics. The all electric option also gives you more coach batteries which is nice. I do not think that you can get a hybrid refrigerator any more except maybe as an option. I have had both and will never have another hybrid refrigerator. Also get the third AC/ Heatpump You will thank me later.
I am trying to remember the last time my wife used her cook top. She uses a micro hearth cooker. I believe she gets them at amazon. She can fry eggs, potatoes just about anything in it. I cannot tell the difference between things fried in it and a skillet. She bought one then bought another one for the MH and one for the stick home. The other bonus for them is you cannot immerse them when washing dishes. I forgot and did that so now I am not allowed to wash dishes anymore.