Storage Skirts and Surge Guards
Getting prepared to full time next July and trying to make certain that we have needed accessories for our 2011 Montana. My wife is convinced we need a storage skirt to enclose the area under the fro...
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We purchased our new Outback about 3 months ago now. On they day we took delivery we purchased the 30 amp version of the Surge Guard: 
and it's been plugged in every since. Had a new 30 amp line run at home and keep it plugged in to the protector all the time now.
It's kind of like adjusting to wearing seat belts for some of us older timers. We grew up in the era where seat belts were not required, then by law, we had to wear them much later. We all struggled and it felt very uncomfortable. But NOW, if the seat belt is not latched, it makes (me) feel unsecured, vulnerable, and exposed. I've never had a wreck in all my life and hope I never will. But when I sit in the car now, it just feels so much safer.
The exact is the same for my new surge protector! I can't believe I used 1 pup and 2 TT's without one now! I was "lucky" that nothing ever fried my TT circuits!
Get the protector. Once you use it, you'll feel the same way!
and it's been plugged in every since. Had a new 30 amp line run at home and keep it plugged in to the protector all the time now. It's kind of like adjusting to wearing seat belts for some of us older timers. We grew up in the era where seat belts were not required, then by law, we had to wear them much later. We all struggled and it felt very uncomfortable. But NOW, if the seat belt is not latched, it makes (me) feel unsecured, vulnerable, and exposed. I've never had a wreck in all my life and hope I never will. But when I sit in the car now, it just feels so much safer.
The exact is the same for my new surge protector! I can't believe I used 1 pup and 2 TT's without one now! I was "lucky" that nothing ever fried my TT circuits!
Get the protector. Once you use it, you'll feel the same way!
