>Heinz...
>
>>GenSet getting a good workout... almost 200 hours and still happy with
>>replacement decision.
>
>Two things... the sound factor on your new generator?
Excellent. It's kinda hard to describe as it almost isn't there.
With AC running there does not seem to be additional noice from genset, i.e.
drowns it out completely and less vibration than what I can remember from
the Onan days.
I'm not saying this right, but I hope you know what I mean
Actually, the hot water heater makes more noise (propane).
I'm still hoping for a comparative opportunity one of these days.
> the fact that Royales have these switches when going genset
I can't comment on this one at all as switch-over and electrics in general
seemed to be different in my transmode, as in I've always had auto
switch-over... and thought everyone else did. [g].
>
>Any comments? I'm beginning to think they have made all the easy changes
>to quiet things on the engine. I'm guessing, but think the rest has got
>to come from the exhaust department.
You're probably right on that as my genset has more muffler and shroud and
is further under the coach, exhausting to the rear.
>What do you think hear about the
>exhaust extention that goes up the side of the motorhome and opens at an
>altitude of 12 feet or so?
It's be a great place to mount an antenna or 2.
Would destroy the clean lines of the coach though... the awning poles are
bad enough
Cheers
Heinz
>
>Regards,
>John
>
>--
>"I do whatever my Rice Krispies tell me to..."
>John said, from inside a 1974 Glacier on the
>Potomac, just north of the White House.
>
>
>
>>GenSet getting a good workout... almost 200 hours and still happy with
>>replacement decision.
>
>Two things... the sound factor on your new generator?
Excellent. It's kinda hard to describe as it almost isn't there.
With AC running there does not seem to be additional noice from genset, i.e.
drowns it out completely and less vibration than what I can remember from
the Onan days.
I'm not saying this right, but I hope you know what I mean
Actually, the hot water heater makes more noise (propane).
I'm still hoping for a comparative opportunity one of these days.
> the fact that Royales have these switches when going genset
I can't comment on this one at all as switch-over and electrics in general
seemed to be different in my transmode, as in I've always had auto
switch-over... and thought everyone else did. [g].
>
>Any comments? I'm beginning to think they have made all the easy changes
>to quiet things on the engine. I'm guessing, but think the rest has got
>to come from the exhaust department.
You're probably right on that as my genset has more muffler and shroud and
is further under the coach, exhausting to the rear.
>What do you think hear about the
>exhaust extention that goes up the side of the motorhome and opens at an
>altitude of 12 feet or so?
It's be a great place to mount an antenna or 2.
Would destroy the clean lines of the coach though... the awning poles are
bad enough
Cheers
Heinz
>
>Regards,
>John
>
>--
>"I do whatever my Rice Krispies tell me to..."
>John said, from inside a 1974 Glacier on the
>Potomac, just north of the White House.
>
>
