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Good point as well as how tried and true is the cheaper one going to be? I remember what you went through in Knoxville with the cheap ones you had.

I wish I can find a pole-mount dish that is like 8-12" in diameter...for easy storage in the van while moving.....if they even make them....

And let me guess....you get over 25 MPG while hauling that much weight, while pulling Jellico mountain doing 85MPH, right?

A Honda EU3000IS which I have, weighs just that. Not including the gas can, Reese hitch, and basket....

Lol....No sh** Sherlock.....lmao...ya think?....

Only you....lol....

Yes, you are correct, running a generator for a few hours to run just the lighter load objects is....But for periods longer than that, I think not...I would rather wear a generator out than the van engine, regardless how long the periods are of running either.That's what I bought the generator...

How difficult is it to take a cover off of a generator, and turn a key to start it? You make it sound so hard.With my generator, I can plug into shore power as well, either 110 or 30 amp service.

Why not just get a generator big enough to run what you need it to run? The problem with having a battery bank is that, eventually you still have to run the van to charge them back up, so really, where is the advantage? Weight? A Honda EU3000 generator is like 160#....An Oddysey battery is...

I love my note 1 ....absolutely..lol.. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I717 using EO Forums mobile app

I have a dell that is unstoppable. I got dripped on from a leak in my straight truck while sleeping.water litterally ran out of it when I turned it sideways.I shook it and got as much water out of it than played it on its side in front of a space heater for a day.to this day it still works..I...

I have a Nokia Lumina 900 windows powered phone and can't stand it. I was trying to get AT&T to give me an upgrade about a year early, but they won't budge...My options? Buy a Note, which I really want, and have it to replace my current phone, or drop AT&t and go with a different carrier? I've...

I didn't realize that. My mistake.So, it would be a win-win situation for the van owner to invest in one.A warm and cozy driver is a happy driver! And driver retention would make a happy and profitable fleet owner!

South of 40? Remember, all roads lead to Taylor!:eek:

For cying out load, if you can afford it, just get an Espar and be done with it-No propane bottles to fill, no worries about the oxygen getting sucked out of the air-An Espar may be expensive at first, but you'll be glad you got one. If you get one, get he bigger Espar, you'll be glad you did...

Those problems described existed with the 5000 model,but not at all with the 7700 or the new 7500 platinum.Worked like it should..

I had a Cobra 5000 gps,which was a piece of junk, then they upgraded me to a 7700, which I love to death,awesome!It got rained on Monday, due to my fault as to leaving the window partially open,a nd it getting rained on.It would come on, but that was it.,totallyun-responsive.So I e-mailed the...

I have the Cobra 7000 and love it, although not perfect, it does work good.Their customer service is awesome, as well.

Bingo. excactly the point I am trying to make.Thank you.

You are missing the whole point, Cheri.Look at what is said before you, how you are replying to DannyD's post. He is talkng about when he is DRIVING They know where he is at at all times, which has proven to work in his favor as far as getting a load because of a gps/satellitte system. Now...