Electrical theory question...
Let's take as an example 50AMP RV service. A voltmeter between the two hots shows 240 volts, between one leg (or the other) and neutral shows 120 volts. My question concerns what happens when each...
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keepingthelightson wrote:
Again, that is not always true, some RVs have 240v appliances. Not many, but some.
Can you give me a list of RV's that do? I think you guys are wearing out the subject matter. :R
Actually, wearing out the subject matter is to keep saying that RVs don't have 240v appliances when the discussion is NOT about appliances or RV usage.
The discussion is about the 120v/240v outlet. The supply, in other words. Even you, in an earlier post, admitted that you get 240v when measuring between the two hot legs. That, by definition, is a 240v supply.
