towing with refrigerator running

[cfo111]

Originally Posted by DustyRoads

Here is a link to state by state regulations. It does include what states have what restrictions.
https://www.rvtripwizard.com/rv-info...-road-laws.php

My Gamin GPS gives me alert to turn off propane in NY. Which according to this is only restricted in certain location.

yes this is call nit picking and if you read my early post I also said such things but not roads per say.

[gbaldwin]

OP, I think it defauts to electric when in AUTO mode and by electric, means shore power (and or Genny) .

I travel in Auto or Gas mode.... When dry camping I also leave in Gas mode... which leaves all my genny run time power to charge my batteries.

[babock]

You must have a 1000w generator if it can't handle converter and fridge together.

Originally Posted by gbaldwin

OP, I think it defauts to electric when in AUTO mode and by electric, means shore power (and or Genny) .

I travel in Auto or Gas mode.... When dry camping I also leave in Gas mode... which leaves all my genny run time power to charge my batteries.

[gbaldwin]

Originally Posted by babock

You must have a 1000w generator if it can't handle converter and fridge together.

No... 2000w.... i just figure gas is cheap for fridge.... and normally recharging phones and such when running genny.... figured it made sense to just leave fridge on gas than auto to max genny power for other things including charging. Am I wrong. Dont really know.

[babock]

A 60A converter putting out 60A is going to have a 1000w input consumption. Most likely, it will be FAR less unless you have lithium batteries.

If course, for the small amount of time you run your generator, the amount of propane you are saving is neglible.

Originally Posted by gbaldwin

No... 2000w.... i just figure gas is cheap for fridge.... and normally recharging phones and such when running genny.... figured it made sense to just leave fridge on gas than auto to max genny power for other things including charging. Am I wrong. Dont really know.

[Mike223]

I drive with my frig running til I get to where I'm camping. Never any problems.
Mike