Generator/Inverter poll

[Yonder]

We have the iGen. Like the dual fuel capabilities.

[Rgpracer]

We have the iGen. Like the dual fuel capabilities.

Thanks Yonder.....i too like the dual fuel.

[Howell4]

have just one air but there are post of campers runing 2

[justusdj]

We have 2 Wen 2350s that we run in parallel. I was looking at doing one big predator 3500, but the Wens are half the weight, which means at 39 pounds a piece, I can load them and unload them myself. Also, if I don't need ACs and just need enough to run other stuff or charge my battery, I can just run one of them. They're super quiet and will run several hours running both ACs.

[Rgpracer]

We have 2 Wen 2350s that we run in parallel. I was looking at doing one big predator 3500, but the Wens are half the weight, which means at 39 pounds a piece, I can load them and unload them myself. Also, if I don't need ACs and just need enough to run other stuff or charge my battery, I can just run one of them. They're super quiet and will run several hours running both ACs.

Thanks just us, we are in Duluth MN right now, went into Camping World a little while ago, saw there Champions....lol.......tried to physically pick up a Champion 4500 gen........good Lord almighty......nope, two smaller ones for me.

[mbergthold]

I was looking at the Westinghouse 4500 til I read reviews, disappointing. I am now considering the Champion 4000 inverter gas powered, $614 at Lowes, $40 wheel kit

[Rgpracer]

I was looking at the Westinghouse 4500 til I read reviews, disappointing. I am now considering the Champion 4000 inverter gas powered, $614 at Lowes, $40 wheel kit

That's what i want.

[geotex1]

I was looking at the Westinghouse 4500 til I read reviews, disappointing. I am now considering the Champion 4000 inverter gas powered, $614 at Lowes, $40 wheel kit

Two things to note about the 4000. It does not have an ECO mode and its noise level is understated. Being an open-framed design, that 68dba at 20ish feet is significantly louder than the equal enclosed unit. Experienced it for myself a couple months ago at a HH. If you boondock with no close neighbors, no big deal. In a State Park, the Ranger will be knocking at quiet time without doubt.