Low Shore Voltage
Last week we ran into an issue where the campground shore power for our site was only coming in at 104 volts(30 amps). We have a Progressive surge protector and it would not let the power flow. Report...
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bobndot wrote:
During this past heatwave, we were at a KOA with 95v at the peds and most of the Rv'ers that I spoke to had no idea there was low voltage and didn't seem concerned about it. :h It amazes me that so many people spend so much money on these rv's and are clueless to how they work.
Having been involved in this sport for 20 yrs now and having interacted with countless other RV owners over those years I'd say your assessment is sadly right on the money. :( Actually, I'd say it's shocking how little so many know about their rigs, the attitude largely being the same as it is with their cars - just put gas in it as necessary and drive it, otherwise they don't want to know anything about anything. :S
As we all know it just doesn't work that way in the world of RVs. :R
