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Originally Posted by Hippiern
any chance this problem goes away by connecting a grounding wire and rod? and, how elaborate to these need to be? i wouldnt wanna lug around no 8 foot grounding rod.
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No, the problem is that GFCIs can not be daisey chained.
If you don't care about the warranty, you could just take the GFCI in the generator out and take a trip to Lowes. Buy a same size/style outlet that is NON-GFCI and rated at 20 amps. NOT an El Cheapo 15 amp one.
If you are not handy with houshold electrics, selling that one to a neighbor as an emergency generator (like for sump pumps) and buying a Honda 2000 is your only option.
DO NOT change the GFCIs in the camper to standard outlets. You will put your family at risk when you use shore power.