Portable Genset grounding question

Thanks folks. Looks like it is safer without the genset earth grounded.

Unless you are going to carry a 6' copper rod and drive it into the ground at every stop, there is no realistic solution to ground generators (built in ones have the same issue).

Realistically, unless you have a real rats nest of messed up wiring, it's a non-issue.

In simple terms, the ground completes the circuit back to the power station. Since your RV cord has a ground wire that links back to the power station (your generator), it's covered.

I work with electritians regularly. Grounding and bonding is a messy subject. Ask 3 electritians the correct method to ground and you will get 6 answers that disagree.

It is fine just plugged in. The troubles come far more from bad utility connectors.

Plug your RV into a GFCI outlet once a year to check for ground leakage.