The refer that came with our new travel trailer is a two-way, i.e. propane and 120VAC. No ability to run it on 12VDC. Do I dare run it on propane while traveling? Or does one just keep it shut for the day's drive and hope that things stay cool?
http://www.americanrvcompany.com/Camco-55025-Power-Maximizer-50A-Camper-Trailer-RVHere it is. It does say it won't work with GFI breakers, now very often found on the 20 Amp outlets. Keeping in mind that an RV doesn't really use the 240 volt applic...
Water-Bug wrote:The whole 30 amp/50 amp thing is further confused because 30 amp service is 120VAC and 50 amp service is actually 240 VAC, but nothing is wired 240 VAC. It is used as two 50 amp 120VAC circuits. If anything were actually wired 240 V...
Bumpyroad wrote:MartyG2 wrote:Bumpyroad wrote:outnabout wrote:You may want to read this. It's one of those "just because you can, don't mean you shouldhttp://rvservices.koa.com/rvinformation/rvmaintenance/rv-electrical-101.aspthat article meandered o...
To me, an RV park is just a bunch of concrete slaps with hookups. Maybe a nice building, laundry, etc. Sometimes not even picnic tables outside. Designed for big RV's and MOHO's that stay inside.My definition for a campground is more space, more t...
We bought a small TV with DVD player from Amazon. You have to read the details, but we saw that it ran on 12V and also 120VAC. To our happy surprise, when we got it we saw it "ran" on 12V, and the 120VAC was a step-down transformer from 120 to 12V....
