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Gooselover
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Dec 13, 2013

When Your 5'ver is at Home - Do you.........???

have it plugged in at home? If so, did you convert where you plug in your fifth wheel to a 50 amp???? I am curious - a regular wall socket in a house - how many amps can be drawn from that? Thi...
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stro1965
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Dec 14, 2013
oilslick wrote:
Gooselover wrote:
For those of you that have stated that your RV is plugged in all the time.....why do you have it plugged in all the time?????


Over the summer I leave the fridge stocked and running on electric also having it plugged in keeps the battery charged, things like the TV antenna booster, carbon monoxide detector and propane detector quickly run down the battery. Over the winter the battery comes out and the 5ver unplugged.


Same story for us. Battery is out right now.

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