Newbie with electrical conversion issues
I am not a RV'er per se. I am having to move to a spot with only a falling apart 19' Prowler. 1) roof falling in, wet throughout. 2) Will be stationary for years connected to normal 'House Power'....
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It is free rent to live on the property (has a water hookup and sewer to hook to), working on code inspection for power connection. I live off of very small money, but have a friend who will help me with expenses to get it livable thankfully.
I live in South Mississippi, so Winters will not be TOO bad usually. @ Westend: Thank you for the comments, very nice to be here in a helpful place!!
The LP system has hardlines ran along the framework, and they are in pretty bad shape. I will know more when I get into it's guts. I am thinking of the Dorm Fridge to replace the old one. The unit is not going to be moved anytime in the near future, if EVER. The owners have given me the permission to do what I want with it to make it livable.
My idea is that I want to run three breakers, one for left side of TT, one for right side of TT, and another for the hot water heater (most likely outside in a side shed with insulation. I have plenty of time to do this a little bit each month. Inside has to be treated for mold after tearing out the inside walls, to make sure it is not an air hazard. The images are HERE
I live in South Mississippi, so Winters will not be TOO bad usually. @ Westend: Thank you for the comments, very nice to be here in a helpful place!!
The LP system has hardlines ran along the framework, and they are in pretty bad shape. I will know more when I get into it's guts. I am thinking of the Dorm Fridge to replace the old one. The unit is not going to be moved anytime in the near future, if EVER. The owners have given me the permission to do what I want with it to make it livable.
My idea is that I want to run three breakers, one for left side of TT, one for right side of TT, and another for the hot water heater (most likely outside in a side shed with insulation. I have plenty of time to do this a little bit each month. Inside has to be treated for mold after tearing out the inside walls, to make sure it is not an air hazard. The images are HERE
