Dry camping trip
Looking for some basic info, tips, etc. we're making our first trip in our Cardinal, 2017 3950TZ. First time we've had an inverter, for a residential fridge.
I know there's two batteries in the coach, but does anyone know if they both run the coach, or is one strictly for the hydraulics, leveling feet...?
We are bringing a small generator, in order to keep the batteries charged, but I'm wondering if anyone can tell me, when would you run the generator, based on what reading on the battery level, on the monitor panel?
Also, do you need to turn the inverter off, before you start a generator, or is that done by the automatic relay switch installed?....and when the generator is shut off, it automatically switches back to inverter, for the fridge? In our rig, the inverter is dedicated for the fridge, nothing else.
Any info, from someone who has dry camped, with the basics, just the batteries your rig came with, would be appreciated. We don't have solar, and the generator I'm bringing, is just a small Honda 2000.
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