Running Two 20A loads from a single breaker

dougrainer wrote:
MOST RV'ers have NO clue. I am on the Sales/Service side of the RV. You have no idea how many times customers come in with complaints about overloading their 30 amp RV. Get the 50 amp service and then just use a 50 to 30 adapter with a 30 amp extension cord. It is BETTER to have MORE power to utilize than to NOT have that extra power and then grumble about it. Doug

I understand what you're saying and reluctantly accept it. I can't understand how RV'ers don't get it. It's not any more complicated than water tanks hold so many gallons, gas tank holds so much and you can go so many miles, etc. As I type this, it hits me that the examples I'm using all have gauges (sorry as they are for the water tanks). Maybe if the RVs came with a few electrical meters people would "get it" instead of being in the dark.