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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legolas wrote:2oldman wrote:What Walmart product? It's a CAMCO product, not made by Walmart...the same product sold by Camping World....Geez. And at Camping World you have the privilege of paying $10 more plus shipping, and that's on sale at CW. Normally you'd get to pay an extra $20 for it at CW....very cool. So I guess now I have to beware of the Coors Light at Walmart too. I'd be inclined to beware of many other places before Walmart. I've never had a problem with returning something I wasn't satisfied with to Walmart but I can't say that about all the retailers I have dealt with.Drum wrote:It should be ok, with good solid connections and decent cabling, but beware of Walmart products.
Thanks, believe it or not, I didn't think of Walmart. Do you see any problem with doubling them up for 50' or 75'? Can it be too long?
A lot will depend on how much amperage you're drawing.
Better stay away from the Reese towing stuff there also. It's all probably cheap knock-offs and not very reliable
