Hi everyone, first post here.This question is in regards to an early 2000s Gulf Stream Seahawk 5th wheel RV.I've never owned an RV myself, but I've lived in trailer that I gutted and customized with AC power, water, etc.I was trying to help a friend ...
I do recall that the output of the converter is 45 amps, though I don't recall seeing any text on the breaker after I pulled it off, except one side indicating "battery" and the other something else... (maybe "aux").The CB that was tripped was the mi...
Also, just in case anyone was curious, I have kept the inverter connected, but moving forward instead of connecting it to the shore power plug, I have just run an extension cord over near the door. If more than 150~ watts is needed, then she can walk...
RESOLVED!Thanks to everyone that contributed. It looks like CA Traveler was our overall winner, but everyone's comments were helpful in getting to the end. So... what I assumed to just be a kind of "mount point" for splitting the current off to other...
Thanks for sticking with me on this, guys.It sounds like I have some more searching to do. I did notice a few rocker switches right by the door, but in my naivete just assumed they were light switches, but thinking back now, I recall that there were ...
time2roll:Thanks for the idea! I didn't check the undercarriage at all. It is a 5th wheel trailer though, so the battery is actually in a storage area in a vented box near the rear of the trailer (under the bedroom). From there, the heavy gauge wire ...
