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Would you use a generator without battery than? I'd say you need both, as you would also want to have electricity at night, when other peoplke would object to the sound of a generator. Even a moderate humming sound becomes irritating after a while if it continues, so the chance is that people start objecting.
So one has to add the weight of a battery plus the weight of a generator. And, yes, a 110 Amps batery is MUCH heavier than a 85 Amps battery.
But I do have the impression that generator users also tend to have a 110 Amps battery, as they generally are bigger energy users.
If one is a moderate user on many cases just a battery would do. I myself have a 45W soalr panel, with a rather light battery, 65 Amps. orks fine too, as I am a light user and this way i can do without EHU for quiet some time. Actually I get the impression that a light batery works better with solar than a heavier battery. A light battery of necessity gets relatively somewhat more discharged and charged again, which keeps the battery more active, but maybe this too is imagination...
Anyway for me it works fine.
It's just that everyone has to make out what is best for him/her, with a bit of an eye to your neighbours, which includes the types of campsites one will visit.
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