Making an umbilical/pigtail cord
My 1995 Palomino Bronco 1200 didn't come with the cord to connect the camper to the truck's electrical system. My camper does NOT have taillights or turnsignals or backup lights; just marker lights. ...
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Thanks, everyone - I DID go to etrailer's website, but didn't look at all the available info (missed enblethen's link). I just saw the bare wires and thought "I'll still have to guess at this".
I didn't see anyone saying that 16ga wire is useless for charging the battery a bit (or that it would burn down the camper) - so I'll proceed with "Are you the right prong?".
I don't have a battery at the moment. I'm assuming that once I connect the 12v wire to the correct prong, I'll have a smidge of electric current between the battery connectors? My multimeter will measure millivolts, either AC or DC. And I might not be able to do this for a few days.... I have to share the service bay with our "inventory"....LOL!
I didn't see anyone saying that 16ga wire is useless for charging the battery a bit (or that it would burn down the camper) - so I'll proceed with "Are you the right prong?".
I don't have a battery at the moment. I'm assuming that once I connect the 12v wire to the correct prong, I'll have a smidge of electric current between the battery connectors? My multimeter will measure millivolts, either AC or DC. And I might not be able to do this for a few days.... I have to share the service bay with our "inventory"....LOL!
