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TNGW1500SE
Jun 09, 2016Explorer
Why not just upgrade the RV to 50 amps? I did it on my TT. You can always adapt it to a 30 if that's all the is at the campsite. I added a new panel and used the old panel as a sub. I feed the old panel off a 30 amp breaker in the new panel using the old 30 amp cord. Then I removed the 20 amp A/C from the old panel and put it on a 20 amp breaker on the new panel. The most expensive part was the wire but if you watch Craigslist, you might find a RV extension cord that you can use if you cut the female end off of it. If you get the A/C off the 30 amp panel, that frees up a bunch of amps for other things. It solved any lack of amperage issues we had in the TT. I may do it again in the class A, but for now it's ok. I'm in the middle of other projects!!!!!
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