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Originally Posted by lazinskm
Yeah, I always think electricity is easier than it is. That workhorse vehicle obviously doesn't have enough capability for RV usage. How much juice do you need to run an A/C unit for a day-to me that would be the # you need in battery power to make it useful.
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If that was the goal, it would first pay to improve insulation, install better windows, etc. If built right and energy efficient, a smaller RV could be cooled by a single high-efficiency air conditioner. Since it would cycle on and off a lot at night, I’d roughly estimate it could run 24 hours on about 20~25 kWh, maybe less depending on weather. That’s well within the battery capacity of a plug-in hybrid vehicle the size needed for a camper conversion.