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'06 Cavalier. 30 Amp service soon to be 50. Progressive Dynamics PD4560 dist. box. Now for the weird and the question, Lol. Everytime the converter is on my radios pickup tons of RFI and the telev...
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Yes I pulled all three apart. Even pulled the entire shore cord out to inspect and it looks fine. This does make sense if you've ever looked inside a PD4560.
The design is, Both sides of the 120 are split into two different sides. And if you know what you're doing, You can use a 50 amp box on a 30 amp cord. SAFELY. Right now, It is in a "shop" environment having different works performed. Electrical is just one of the things I'm on. This is not the final location where it will be permanently used. Also, I know batteries filter out DC. I have 2 batteries in parallel connected to the converter. Both are good. The Television antenna is not built into the unit. It is a stand alone type. For those that don't know, An '06 Cavalier is a Gulfstream Cavalier other wise known as a "Fema trailer" by most people. Other brands built them and they almost all look alike.
The design is, Both sides of the 120 are split into two different sides. And if you know what you're doing, You can use a 50 amp box on a 30 amp cord. SAFELY. Right now, It is in a "shop" environment having different works performed. Electrical is just one of the things I'm on. This is not the final location where it will be permanently used. Also, I know batteries filter out DC. I have 2 batteries in parallel connected to the converter. Both are good. The Television antenna is not built into the unit. It is a stand alone type. For those that don't know, An '06 Cavalier is a Gulfstream Cavalier other wise known as a "Fema trailer" by most people. Other brands built them and they almost all look alike.
