Hi,
I have a 31' Class C Winnebago that I purchased over the summer. We are starting to do some camping on a piece of property that I own in New York in the Catskills region.
Now that it is getting cold, we need to run the heater to keep warm. During the day when we are inside and doing things, we run the generator to power up everything.
My question is will the furnace kill the coach batteries overnight? We have been running the generator overnight, but it seems like a waist to run this just to power the heater fans when they cycle on.
Any way to determine what the run time would be with the batteries or am I just better off running the generator like I currently am??
Scott
I have a 31' Class C Winnebago that I purchased over the summer. We are starting to do some camping on a piece of property that I own in New York in the Catskills region.
Now that it is getting cold, we need to run the heater to keep warm. During the day when we are inside and doing things, we run the generator to power up everything.
My question is will the furnace kill the coach batteries overnight? We have been running the generator overnight, but it seems like a waist to run this just to power the heater fans when they cycle on.
Any way to determine what the run time would be with the batteries or am I just better off running the generator like I currently am??
Scott