All your lights might constitute 1/2 load then just add the roof AC for your next load. When they say 1/2 then 3/4 load that is not etched in stone. You don't have to get out the calculator and start using ohms law.
Think of it this way. It's night and you are camped. Lights are on so all can function. What loads are available to you?? AC, microwave, all lights, hair dryer, TV. The micro and hair dryer are short electrical usages. Your lights, AC and TV are are long(er) time usage items. If you have a 50 amp service that means you have two AC's That makes it even easier. Turn on one and some lights. Then turn on the other and more lights and the TV.
We have had 2 MH's with gens and I've never broken in either one using a specific routine. Been around motors my entire life (so far) and we are seeing less and less of the idea of breaking in motors. Sometimes I believe it is again another lawyer thing. It won't hurt anything if you do the break-in period for the genny. I have run ours with some load for about an hour.
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