Protect your expensive electronics
Last year, the park I stay in had several electrical issues. I know of a fried microwave, 2 fridges, and a inverter fire. This year so far, 2 more fridges and a TV. It's well known that there are big...
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vic46 wrote:Bumpyroad wrote:3oaks wrote:
The best insurance is a good quality EMS.
Sure people can have everything covered under a conventional insurance policy. But what about not having the use of the failed equipment just when you wanted to spend a wonderful time camping. Then there is the inconvenience of getting things repaired or replaced along with the possibility of a long wait for parts or repair service. :R
please don't interject common sense and logic into this thread.
thanks for your support.
bumpy
I'm not sure that the missing concept is common sense, which unfortunately is not all that common. I believe the concept prevailing here is the ostrich approach. If I can't see it, it's not there!
Have to agree with the ostrich approach. I know a person who owns a RV repair shop and he changes lots of A/C units that fail because of low voltage. If this was not a problem there would be no EMS market to prevent this type of failure and they would be out of business.
Your RV do as you please.
