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I don't get it, why do people not understand that a solar generator is just a battery with an inverter built in? It is not a generator. I got into a battle with some twit woman that insisted she had a generator.....Terminology is hard to grasp for some. The last "generators" I looked at were not cheaper then what I have. Some of them are $$$$.
 
There are many types of generators, I had one for the light on my bike as a kid.
 
With all sincerity, what is the attraction to Quartzsite, it looks to be hard scrabbled land with not much around?
Its free, good weather, good sun for solar, lots of space to stretch out and the town is set up for RVs. Its an acquired taste for sure, I disliked it the first time I went but as I got my rig set up for boondocking it became a fantastic place.

If you saw some videos on youtube about it and mostly stay plugged in save yourself the trip, you probably wouldn't like it. Its pretty much for people that are set up to dry camp. The only thing I dont like is when it gets super busy in January. I usually head down to Yuma or over to Phoenix until the crowds clear out.
 
No doubt, it's not for me.
 

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