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  1. Good post Al. Thanks for the information and I will study it in detail. That is one reason I carry the Honda 3000 generator in case we need to charge or top off the batteries. We are usually in a park with 50 amp power available but wanted some ability to keep going in the event of some short term situation such as a major traffic jam or road closure that would prevent us from having shore power. The solar wiring will be sized by the solar installer when we are ready to install the panels and other related electrical equipment. They are here in Little Rock and have a good reputation for quality work having installed solar systems for several cities in the area and businesses as well. If we need to replace the existing wire in the unit we will
  2. I just replaced the 12v factory battery with two 6 v T-105 Trojans with a Magnum 2000 watt pure sine inverter and installed a Samsung RF18 residential french door refrigerator (a lot more room in the freezer and the box as well). The new batteries and inverter will run the refer 24 hours without issue. Planning to add solar this winter after I save up some coins for the conversion. Our DRV is already pre-wired for the solar conversion.
  3. We have the Camp Chef Mountain series and it does work for us. We have the griddle we throw on the burners for grilling and I can cook up a great breakfast, lunch or dinner with it.. We also have a small charcoal grill (12" in diameter) we use sometimes. Good luck!
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