Extension cord for shore power
I'll be plugging in at a house on the coast for a few days in a couple of weeks. My shore power won't reach and I'll need to come up with a cost-effective but safe way to plug in. I was thinking abo...
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Okay, here's a little more info that some of you were wanting: What I'm going to do is pull alongside a beach house in South Carolina for 4 days. It's owned by my 2 sisters and me, and the whole family will be down there using the house. The house is where we'll spend most of our time. We will be using the TT primarily for my part of the family to sleep, change clothes, etc., so that we won't have to rent another house for bedroom space. No cooking and not much TV will be going on, but we'll be using the AC, lights, and a few battery chargers for cell phones and the like. The water heater is all gas, and we can make the refrigerator operate on gas as well if we need to. I have run the AC and lights with the TT plugged into my house power for days and weeks at at time with an adapter, so I'm pretty sure I can do that much. The problem was that the nearest receptacle to where we'll have to park is around the other side of the house, which was why I brought all this up. I did order the 30 amp Camco 50' RV cord.
