I'm shipping my Autocruise Jazz RV from UK to USA for a 6 month holiday in 2015. In UK I hook up using a standard cable used across Europe for 220 or 240V. Can I get a cable or an adaptor that will allow me to hook up my UK RV to a 110V USA RV site p...
Just got confirmation from the electrics manufacturer - confirming there's a little internal switch for 110V.Getting closer I'm finding some great sites for trip information - Great Road Trip, National Parks, Recreation. Glad to see stuff about dis...
smkettner wrote:If you get here and find you need an additional adapter just give a shout out and someone will set you up.Be sure to investigate phones and internet as you will not want to pay international roaming charges depending on your plan.Brit...
gotsmart wrote:Question for the OP. The below quote is in the literature. Does your caravan have a 16 amp or less power supply (PSU)? I ask because I keep finding these. It is possible that the 230V mains electrical equipment may not all operate simu...
NinerBikes wrote:Driving a UK car in the USA, the drivers side with steering wheel will still put you on the wrong side of the vehicle for operating in the USA. There's more considerations that just your voltage when operating a vehicle in the wester...
Broccoli1 wrote:Mdmheath wrote:https://www.dropbox.com/sh/nhdrffhi15jd3y9/NGhV45lukuBroccoli1 wrote:What does your Mains hook up plug look like?Can you post a photo?Male end of my hook up cableLooks like you'll need a couple adapters:one for your Hoo...
