klash
Junior Member
i plan on taking my airstream to glacier for a two night stay in the “no generator” area. I have two 100ah lithium batteries. Advice about how to use the truck to save trailer batteries?
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Two 100-hour batteries are plenty for 2 days. You can't run an A/C or a microwave, but that should be enough for fridge, TV, lights, etc.i plan on taking my airstream to glacier for a two night stay in the “no generator” area. I have two 100ah lithium batteries. Advice about how to use the truck to save trailer batteries?
please,don't be "that guy"."that guy" sucks balls.i plan on taking my airstream to glacier for a two night stay in the “no generator” area. I have two 100ah lithium batteries. Advice about how to use the truck to save trailer batteries?
no kidding. In Montana running your generator or idling your diesel truck in a campground can get you shot....please,don't be "that guy"."that guy" sucks balls.
i plan on taking my airstream to glacier for a two night stay in the “no generator” area. I have two 100ah lithium batteries. Advice about how to use the truck to save trailer batteries?