30A adapter
Good afternoon. We are looking to purchase a multi-use generator (emergency home and maybe boondocking). The unit we are looking at has a L5-30R plug, but I believe the male end of my Grand Design T...
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Raife, man I was down in the Texas mess at our boys hockey tournament!
It was a 5 alarm madhouse down there.
Finally ended up ditching the hotel with no power for 2 + days and hijacking our rental car to Albuquerque to get a flight home.
Buy that genny and a pallet of space heaters and then you can guarantee that weather will never happen again!
Actually told my buddy in Albuquerque he should pull out every penny he had in the bank and fill his race trailer with generators, space heaters and gas cans and hump it down there. He would have made a fortune!
That said, you don’t need near that big of generator to wait out a little power outage. With the odds against what happened this year happening again. If your camper doesn’t have a genny I’d think about getting a smaller dual purpose unit.
We have a 7k generator for power outages. Pretty common occurrence here in the coastal PNW. I plug it in and we just keep going like the power was on.
But for even more occasional use and versatility, I’d be thinking smaller honestly. JMO.
It was a 5 alarm madhouse down there.
Finally ended up ditching the hotel with no power for 2 + days and hijacking our rental car to Albuquerque to get a flight home.
Buy that genny and a pallet of space heaters and then you can guarantee that weather will never happen again!
Actually told my buddy in Albuquerque he should pull out every penny he had in the bank and fill his race trailer with generators, space heaters and gas cans and hump it down there. He would have made a fortune!
That said, you don’t need near that big of generator to wait out a little power outage. With the odds against what happened this year happening again. If your camper doesn’t have a genny I’d think about getting a smaller dual purpose unit.
We have a 7k generator for power outages. Pretty common occurrence here in the coastal PNW. I plug it in and we just keep going like the power was on.
But for even more occasional use and versatility, I’d be thinking smaller honestly. JMO.
