camper electrical cord storage question
I know it's not a tow vehicle question, but when the trailer is hooked to the TV, it's kind of part of the total camping experience. we bought a new Jayco 28ft trailer and it is a nice trailer, o...
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diazr2 wrote:
Why would you have to cut the cord to do that? Just use your extension cord with the main line.
Coupl'a reasons:
1. Power at RV parks and campgrounds is iffy to poor most of the time. The farther it has to travel, the more voltage drop you get. Anything you can do to shorten the path to your RV will help.
2. You don't have to buy an expensive extension cord. All you need is a mating pair of L5-30 twistlocks, or some other appropriate 30A 120V connection.
