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Old 04-16-2019, 03:23 PM   #21
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This stuff confused me at first also. I would get a bigger extension cord and, like others said, keep the distance as short as possible. here is a site that has some good basics on RV electric and also has a list of estimated amp usage for common items - RV Converters and Amp Draw - RV Information (RV Maintenance) . If you look on it you will see that you can possibly run several things at a time but have to be careful what you run together. I just run my tt's 30 amp power cord to the outlet then use a dogbone to plug in (but you still are limited to the 15amps of the plug).
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