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Dave_H_M
Jul 31, 2016Explorer II
I really don't know why I read thru all the stuff on this post. Musta been that I was interested in how not to do some things.
My RV AC's have run for years on the garage outlet. it is 20 amp with #12 wire.
1. If you pull out the wall socket it is a no brainer to tell the diff between #12 and #14.
6 pages and we have yet to measure the voltage inside the RV.
:S
Now i feel better. :B
BTW, I carry a 220 to 110 adapter and always p;lug into the 220 at campgrounds if possible.
My RV AC's have run for years on the garage outlet. it is 20 amp with #12 wire.
1. If you pull out the wall socket it is a no brainer to tell the diff between #12 and #14.
6 pages and we have yet to measure the voltage inside the RV.
:S
Now i feel better. :B
BTW, I carry a 220 to 110 adapter and always p;lug into the 220 at campgrounds if possible.
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