Generator for 189

I thank you much sir. I will have to get around to trying that. I am currently busy making a new hanger system for the black tank drain pipe. I'm not waiting till it falls off going down the highway. Brand new 2020 and I need to crawl under and replace the worlds cheapest sewer pipe hanging design, using a strap that I wouldn't use to hang a toilet paper holder. They crack right on the bend because steel tends to fracture when it's bent, especially at 90 degrees, causing a weak point. Maybe people should u.p.s. them a piece of 1/8 thick stainless steel to put on their trailer when they order it.  I think if I buy again, I will not buy an r-pod if this idiotic system is still being used. 

Originally posted by Motor7 I think you will need a 3500 watt genny to run a 13,500 btu ac?

My Yamaha 2400ishc runs my air con.  I can't turn on the microwave without turning off the air, but that's never been problem.

There are compromises no matter what generator you choose.  My priority was quiet running (with enough power for the air).  A bigger generator might be better but weight goes up faster than watts so you really have to think about how you're going to load and haul a 3000+ watt genny.

And be aware that at most campgrounds there are quiet hours that prohibit generators, and sometimes they aren't allowed at all.  I always check beforehand.

TT