Fred
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“my concerns are the Delam issue, what is the best way
to handle that when purchasing a used coach and ensure that you are not
purchasing a potentialroblem.”Buy an H!
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We stayed here on our last trip out to visit my parents in Scottsdale:
Eagle View RV Resort, Fort McDowell, AZ 85264
eagleviewrvresort.com
This is about 15 miles east of the 101 loop in Scottsdale at the end of Shea Blvd. Easy to get to, quick in and out of town. Nothing fancy, but good power and paved roads and pads. Casino across the highway from park if you are into that.
No age restricttions that I know of. Not the handiest if you are going to be going to places out west like Sun City etc.
City of Scottsdale has Westworld. They have sites with electricity and water, but only have one common dump site. Lots of dust possible due to gravel roads, sites etc. It was closer, but I don’t like the dirt. Also, I think they are very limited on 50 amp power sites.
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There is no free lunch. While anything that maintains voltage to our coaches is a good thing it is likely you are going to have to start shedding loads because the device is unlikely to also provide the same capacity while raising the voltage.
I suggest you use your coach a while to see what your real needs are. Rarely do we encounter low voltages and when we do it is usually when we are pushing our electric usage to the limit. The answer to those rare events is to just start the generator which has more capacity than any of us use.