How to protect against poor RV park power?
We stopped at an RV park (an old and poorly maintained KOA) in hot weather. Plugged in the 30 amp cord. The power pedestal looked sketchy -- the socket was chipped and improperly mounted. Fired ...
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ScottG wrote:
I would suggest anyone with 30A hookups check the plug for heat when the AC is running. They are often worn and will damage your cord plug along with supplying low voltage to your rig.
Good suggestion, there are a lot of poor receptacles out there. My DW has the duty of plugging in and she always puts the plug in and out multiple times to polish the burn marks a bit. One of my round tuit jobs is to make a sacrificial 30 x 30 dog bone to take the abuse instead of the main cord, I have most of the materials.
