Do you have a hot neutral at the Box?
Second-guess your RV Park and check their power pole for any hot neutrals before you plug in your RV. Hot neutrals can be dangerous since the breakers in your RV only work when connected on the hot si...
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IAMICHABOD wrote:SoundGuy wrote:SoundGuy wrote:
Apparently news to the OP. :WRon3rd wrote:
New member, cut him some slack
New forum member doesn't necessarily mean the OP is new to the RV game and his post which is written with a degree of authority doesn't even mention the most obvious solution that every RV owner should be using - an EMS to protect their rig's electrical system and themselves, including that which he describes. If he wants to play in the sandbox and offer advice he should ensure it's complete & accurate information or be prepared to be challenged, particularly on such an important subject as electrical safety.
^^^^^This is the very reason so many new members are never heard from again... No real help or adding anything beneficial,just berating someone. Oh BTW it is not only your sandbox......
He now is returned to my BLOCK LIST
Wow, but maybe he didn't mean to come off so condescending and arrogant. "play in the sandbox" and "prepared to be challenged" for passing along information that is in fact correct. So the OP didn't mention an EMS who cares. That is like getting angry for someone stating to be careful not putting gas in your diesel tank when the obvious solution is to purchase a gas vehicle.
