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D.E.Bishop wrote:
Not to be contrary but why shouldn't I use 120vac to power my on board appliances? Did you mean not to power them with a 15 amp adapter?
With a 30 amp service I can run both AC and MW at the same time.
โMay-22-2017 06:12 PM
D.E.Bishop wrote:High5er wrote:
I carry all adapters at all times like most of us. 125 is fine for normal use of lights, inverter, awnings, fans tv, radio and even overnight to get your fridge good and cold. Just don't use big power suckers like AC, microwave, toaster, coffee maker etc.. Also high gauge extension cords and a shorter length to the power source is good as well. I use my home power to get her all ready for the big trip with no issues. Enjoy your new RV!! :B
Not to be contrary but why shouldn't I use 120vac to power my on board appliances? Did you mean not to power them with a 15 amp adapter?
With a 30 amp service I can run both AC and MW at the same time.
โMay-22-2017 05:20 PM
High5er wrote:
I carry all adapters at all times like most of us. 125 is fine for normal use of lights, inverter, awnings, fans tv, radio and even overnight to get your fridge good and cold. Just don't use big power suckers like AC, microwave, toaster, coffee maker etc.. Also high gauge extension cords and a shorter length to the power source is good as well. I use my home power to get her all ready for the big trip with no issues. Enjoy your new RV!! :B
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Chuck .. wrote:We all do.. carry all sorts of adapters.
Does anyone have to go from a 50 amp- 4 wire cord to a 30 amp adapter at some camp sites?