At 10,390 miles, 15.3 mpg average, hand calculated.
130 WB, 2016 3.7 med roof, Quigley 4x4 cargo van converted to RV with 2 rectangular solar panels sticking 3 inches above roof line, a ceiling fan, and always carrying around 1500 to 2000 pounds.
Not sure if it matters or why, but I live in a humid climate. For 2090 miles in the dry climate of Utah I got 16.4 mpg average hand calculated. Also consistently got my best numbers from the onboard computer (max 18-20 mpg range).
130 WB, 2016 3.7 med roof, Quigley 4x4 cargo van converted to RV with 2 rectangular solar panels sticking 3 inches above roof line, a ceiling fan, and always carrying around 1500 to 2000 pounds.
Not sure if it matters or why, but I live in a humid climate. For 2090 miles in the dry climate of Utah I got 16.4 mpg average hand calculated. Also consistently got my best numbers from the onboard computer (max 18-20 mpg range).