Rob&Deryl
Well-known member
Unless you are dry camping (boondocking), your batteries should not run down. Any campground has electric hookups.
If you are using the electric hookup and the batteries run down then get to the root of the problem. I found that the dealer didn’t turn the battery disconnect back on when they dewinterized it. I found it at the 3rd campground with insufficient power to use the landing gear.
If you decide to get a generator, you only need one big enough to charge the batteries and run a few items if you are dry camping.
If you are using the electric hookup and the batteries run down then get to the root of the problem. I found that the dealer didn’t turn the battery disconnect back on when they dewinterized it. I found it at the 3rd campground with insufficient power to use the landing gear.
If you decide to get a generator, you only need one big enough to charge the batteries and run a few items if you are dry camping.