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Originally Posted by MallardAddict
It doesn’t take much of a generator to sustain even a 13.5 a/c unit. The issue is the draw at start up. I use dual 2000 watt Honda’s paralleled on mine. For an easy quick weekend away the Tucannon valley has a primitive state campground, several state pull out type campgrounds and the Last Resort campground has full hook ups and are good folks.


I spent some time on the Tucannon years ago; there used to be a joint called the Tucannon Fireside where we got seriously good burgers! Wonder if it is still there?

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The thing on gensets, the watt/horsepower is based on altitude.
May work fine in the Tri Cities but when you're in the Tetons it won't work so well.
Go as big as you can afford. 5kw mom.


I'd rather die in a BAD gunfight than a GOOD nursing home.
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