No, generators are not banned in California. What the Golden State did was ban the sale of gas-powered generators starting on January 1, 2028. It’s...
Most tent campers who use a CPAP use a “portable power station” (also referred to as a battery generator) to power their sleep. They also...
An RV is a great way to explore the outdoors. When paired with a good generator, you’ll have all the tools you need to comfortably...
You can use any kind of batteries with solar panels. Solar panels don’t care what batteries they are charging, and batteries don’t care what solar...
A small 5,000 BTU portable air conditioner is a popular choice for many RVers and vandwellers who don’t already have a roof-mounted system. But how...
The reasons why your RV furnace won’t stay on is because your battery bank is running low, or you have low propane pressure, or just...
Four 12 volt batteries is the very minimum needed to run a rooftop RV air conditioner. But then, that will only run an air conditioner...
You will need at least 1,800 watts of solar panels to run your RV air conditioner for 8 hours each day. This is assuming you...
Most campers can boondock comfortably on a full time basis with 600 watts of solar on their RV. This assumes they also have an adequate...
Yes, a 3500 watt will run your RV! In fact, it will run just about any size RV. However, it depends on many appliances you...
No, for the most part you will not be able to run your RV air conditioner on battery power. An air conditioner requires a lot...
The number of solar panels needed for RV boondocking depends on how many batteries you have to keep charged, and what appliances you want to...
Perhaps 50% of full time RV boondockers have two 12 volt batteries or two 6 volt batteries to power their DC accessories and appliances. This...
Exactly how big of a generator you will need for boondocking depends on the total wattage of appliances you have in your RV as well...
The short answer is, “no”, you don’t need a generator for boondocking. However, the long answer is, “it depends on how much electricity you need...