extension cords and rain
I have a 25ft extension cord that I have to attach sometimes to the shorepower cord to reach the receptacle. Should I try to do anything special with where it connects if it is raining. I know water...
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I was on a site for a couple months, and I put the connection up on a brick. Then a dishpan over the connection, weighed it down with another brick. Worked well rain or shine. If you want to run A/C or electric heat, you need a 30-amp RV extension cord. Ordinary extensions won't handle much more than your converter and fridge. Maybe with A/C in Fan mode. Probably not microwave.
