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The 4000 watt generator should work, depending upon the model (energy 
efficient?) of the a/c, size of your microwave and how long and often you 
use it along with other items that require power.  Here is a link with a 
lot of info about RVing:  http://www.phrannie.org/

Couple of options for people who don't want to deal with generators -- go 
solar!  Also, instead of a/c you can get an evaporative cooler (depending 
upon where you live and travel to) which will use a lot less power than 
a/c.  I've got a Fantastic Fan in the new trailer that is on a thermostat, 
and it is really awesome -- it'll come on all by itself, close if it rains, 
and I don't have to turn on a generator to use it, just set it to come on 
at whatever temp I want and it does and in 5 minutes the inside of the LQ 
is perfectly comfortable even when it's 100 degrees+ outside.  My friends 
haven't even lugged their generators out yet. :+P

Happy Trails,

Karen
in NV





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