Dont forget you EMS, I did

[Kaadk]

Originally Posted by RangeMaggotBob

Other than the hard-wired version being more expensive- I think- are there any more cons to it besides that? Sounds like the best way to go if not cost prohibitive.

If you're the type to camp at 'pick your spot' type places, then the portable makes it easier to check the pedestal before backing in. We don't camp at those kind of places, so it doesn't matter to us. I had originally bought a portable for the TT knowing that we'd be upgrading down the line, and since it was my first rig, I was a little apprehensive about such a change to the wiring. Bought a hardwired for the new rig, sitting waiting for the rig to get back from our shakedown warranty work so I can install it.

[MarkDNC]

Like said previously - the hard part can be the install. For mine and the OP, a smaller TT means usually having to install it behind the power panel/converter.
Not a lot of room and takes some twisting on the floor and a few swear words to get it completed.

The remote display is the only way to go as I don't want to go back in there unless I have to.

[RangeMaggotBob]

Thank you CedarCreekWoody and banda- and everybody else- that's the info I was looking for! (And I wasn't even the OP!)