Debbie292d
Member
Hi fellow campers!
We have just recently upgraded from a 16' Scamp to a 22' 2019 Puma. Funny thing was we didn't realize when we bought it, the beautiful fridge is only electric. They must've made this model for those who stay for months in private campgrounds.
We've found that with two deep-cycle batteries, the inverter can run the fridge and even the furnace overnight. We use solar by day to charge and have a generator for when in a pinch.
We camp off the grid mostly but do enjoy an occasional electric site. We'll try to get an electric site next summer during the hottest weeks so we can use the air conditioner.![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
The only time we've had this one out was last week, and we had three chicks we couldn't leave at home alone, so they went with us.
We're both newly retired so hoping to get out camping around Wisconsin one more time this year, then put her in storage over the winter. Next year, we'll sure use our new Puma a lot as we love it!
We have just recently upgraded from a 16' Scamp to a 22' 2019 Puma. Funny thing was we didn't realize when we bought it, the beautiful fridge is only electric. They must've made this model for those who stay for months in private campgrounds.
We've found that with two deep-cycle batteries, the inverter can run the fridge and even the furnace overnight. We use solar by day to charge and have a generator for when in a pinch.
We camp off the grid mostly but do enjoy an occasional electric site. We'll try to get an electric site next summer during the hottest weeks so we can use the air conditioner.
The only time we've had this one out was last week, and we had three chicks we couldn't leave at home alone, so they went with us.
We're both newly retired so hoping to get out camping around Wisconsin one more time this year, then put her in storage over the winter. Next year, we'll sure use our new Puma a lot as we love it!