dry camping

[bumpersbird]

Jerry,

You should have a blue box, ( portable file box), full of info on
your new coach.
If you don't use the air which even in the best case senario would
only be a few hours, befor you had to start the genny, You should be
able to go for three days or more if you careful, just using the
batteries and the inveters. Who did you buy your coach from? I'm sure
several peoplr will chim in here. I've gone several days without
plugging in, I did have to run the generator during the day for a few
hours just to keep the Batts. up but that really not a problem
unless you get into quite hours. Good luck

Kurt Horvath
95 PT-42 WLWB
10AC



--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "medpro28" <medpro@...>
wrote:
>
> Just purchased a 2005 LXi and need some advice on dry camping. I
cook
> in bbq contests and sometimes no power or 110 only. Dealer says I
will
> have to use the generator all the time. Although the unit is all
> electric, will not use the stove top or microwave while camping.
It is
> hard to believe I can't dry camp any length of time and then use
> generator to keep batteries up.
> Is the dealers advice right or does anyone have thoughts or
suggestions?
>
> Jerry Smith
> 2005 450 LXI
>