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As far as volts, 120V should be enough unless you're going to run a very large appliance like a clothes dryer or hot water heater in which case you might need 240V. The wattage required depends on what you want to run off the generator. Personally, I can't think of any reason to take a generator camping but I'm a minimalist of sorts and think the Vanagon itself is luxury enough. -MM
>From: Chris Cochella <cochella@XMISSION.COM> >I know this sort of sounds anathema to what a vanagon is, however, I >must ask nevertheless. > >Has anyone used a generator in conjunction with camping in a Vanagon for >a period of time? > >How many watts/volts are necessary? Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com |
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