ShelleyNixon
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- Sep 21, 2009
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I just purchased a new 4-season Lance travel trailer, without a battery, and am planning to dry camp in 10 degree weather Saturday night. My daughter and I would like to be warm, make dinner, enjoy some TV without the battery running out of gas half-way though the night or even dying a quick and permanent death. I've asked everyone which battery to get...and can't seem to get a straight answer! "This one has 115 Amp hours and that one has 85 but its HC is 4 and that one has a yellow top and will last your life time, but won't give you much in the cold..."
We've never been able to winter camp before, having only owned hybrid trailers. Our thought with getting this winter capable one is to save on hotel bills while travelling with the high school volleyball team. Just tell me what will keep our heater going over night, without dying!
Shelley
Denver, CO
We've never been able to winter camp before, having only owned hybrid trailers. Our thought with getting this winter capable one is to save on hotel bills while travelling with the high school volleyball team. Just tell me what will keep our heater going over night, without dying!
Shelley
Denver, CO