THanks Roy - sounds like you don't use grey/black water tanks? How? Also how low did temps get - I wanna be ok to at least 0 degree lows at night. One wife, two electric bikes (both Currie Tech Path+ models) Why would you want to put yourself (and others) thru that? I do wish the fan was a little more quiet. We have camped in 28 degrees with no problems at all,the heater in my 1603 works really nice. 'why yes, this will be toasty to 20 below." Lets see, salesmen wanting to make a sale. RETIRED DOAF/DON/DOD/CONTR RADIO TECH (42yrs) My Posts are IMHO based on my experiences - Words in CAPS does not mean I am shouting Can go right back to using fresh water tank again the next day by just adding water.ĭon't think you will have any problems keeping warm with the Truck POPUP camper. We only have one fresh water tank to deal with so can drain it and use the blow-out method for the small foot print water system. It is actually our last resort heat source with thermostat turned down real low to only come on if temp gets below 35 degrees or so. Our Propane Furnace is actually too hot for us and hate the loud BRRRR noise coming from the blower. The battery bank and INVERTER setup allows us to use a couple of electric blankets that is nice as well.
Cold weather pop up truck camper generator#
Our Battery Bank is 255AHs Capacity and carry a 2KW Generator to recharge the batteries each day using the on-board trailer smart mode converter setup. We have camped alot way into the winter months in our OFF-ROAD POPUP camper trailer. Google Search shows several Truck POPUP Campers in the mountain snow. popup - under similar truck driving conditions what sort of difference in mpg did you realize? Salesman thinks 5g propane would last 5 days? 3 different salesmen said they thought it would be plenty warm enough for weekend trips.Īnyone with experience in hardside vs. It has something like a 10,000 BTU heater. The tanks are under the dinette bench so I thought perhaps the heater would keep them liquid. These campers are so much lighter & less expensive that it's tempting - but I still want liquid water. RV.Net Open Roads Forum: Truck Campers: Winter camping in a popup? Open Roads Forum
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