Leaving RV MH Plugged in at Home
Had an asphalt pad done last year next to garage for the MH. Today I'm running dedicated 30 amp breaker and wireing/outlet to outside wall next to the pad. Question for those of you who have an outle...
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BFL13 wrote:
It seems the MH guys call their inverter/chargers "inverters" but the poor slobs who only have 5ers, TTs, and TCs have to distinguish between their pathetic separate converters and inverters to understand what is happening!
When you MHers are soaking in your 120v Italian marble hot tubs powered by your inverters off your submarine-sized battery banks, please think of us peons once in a while, even if it is only to snicker at such underlings :)
In my defense, Grumpy didn't feel it necessary to list his rv type in his signature and he didn't put his post in any of the specific rv type forums...I just assumed (I know..bad idea) he had a mh. I do apologize if I offended anyone.
And for the record, I started out with a a shell on the back of my small Toyota PU and graduated to a 17' single axle camp trailer and then to a 10' pop-up. I had the pop-up (no potty, shower, or even a fridge) for many years before buying a nice 25' TT (finally, all the luxury's of home - and by the way, it had an inverter). Upon retirement, bought a 36' DP and just last year traded that in on our current DP. So I do take offense at you insinuating that I think I am better or superior to those that do not have mh's. I've paid my dues....
Ron
