Many North American automobiles up until the mid ‘50’s were equipped with a 6 volt electrical system.   This changed to a 12 volt system over a couple of years on pretty well all makes of vehicles.   This still stands today, with even many large class A motor coaches using 12 volt direct current as their
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For years, motor coaches, both class A and C’s, have relied primarily on propane for cooking, refrigeration, interior heat, hot water and through time, generator support. All electric coaches were introduced in the mid ‘90’s and were not a popular choice for some time. If fact, many people could not imagine who would ever opt
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