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The Boat · 06-01-2014, 10:23 PM

We have a 2012 19RBC. We dry camp with our TT and power the whole setup with a Honda EU2000 that does very well and is quiet. It will not power the microwave with the AC running but thats not a big problem. We just shut off major power using devices for the time the microwave is used. I also turn off the eco throttle function on the generator while using the AC or microwave. It works much better that way. When the weather is cooler I turn the generators eco throttle on and it handles all the loads fine at a lower speed gas consumption and noise level. I made a 6 gallon aux gas tank that will feed the generator all day if necessary even throttled up for the AC
My problem is the wall mounted AC condensation drain does not seem to work right. I set up the TT leaning slightly down on the AC unit side. It does drain a little that way but as soon as I move the TT condensation drains out into the cabin counters and floor.
Anybody had any experience with this issue?
I wanted to get some advice before I start taking things apart.

06-01-2014, 10:23 PM	#1
The Boat Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2014 Posts: 2	Wall Mounted AC condensation drain 19RBC We have a 2012 19RBC. We dry camp with our TT and power the whole setup with a Honda EU2000 that does very well and is quiet. It will not power the microwave with the AC running but thats not a big problem. We just shut off major power using devices for the time the microwave is used. I also turn off the eco throttle function on the generator while using the AC or microwave. It works much better that way. When the weather is cooler I turn the generators eco throttle on and it handles all the loads fine at a lower speed gas consumption and noise level. I made a 6 gallon aux gas tank that will feed the generator all day if necessary even throttled up for the AC My problem is the wall mounted AC condensation drain does not seem to work right. I set up the TT leaning slightly down on the AC unit side. It does drain a little that way but as soon as I move the TT condensation drains out into the cabin counters and floor. Anybody had any experience with this issue? I wanted to get some advice before I start taking things apart.