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Old 08-10-2011, 12:45 AM   #1
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Boondocking with All Electric

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New to the forum, we have a '09 Winnebago Destination Pusher, but ready to pull the trigger on a 2012 Anthem. Can the all electrics with residential fridge, elect. stove etc., Aqua Hot, etc. stand up to a couple of weeks boondocking in Southern BC / Montana?
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No problem with a daily run of the generator for a couple hours.
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with the 8 house batteries and 2 pure sine wave inverters, they are much more up to the job than probaly 90% of all coaches out there. The new fridges take much less jusice than even a couple of years ago, LCD tvs take less etc. With normal precautions you will not have to run the genny more than once a day and maybe not that often. all just my opinion.

PS -- IF you use the electric cooktop or convection microwave you will likely have to fire up the genny soon, of course with the AGS and temp. controls that is all automatic.
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Thanks All! I'm sold.
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We dry camp alot and have not had any problems with our all electric coach. Set the gen to come on automatically and you shouldn't have a problem. We do not try to conserve on electric so ours will run several times a day but will be good through the night without. Have fun.
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