Thank you for the reply. Yes, my generator has a 4 prong plug exactly the same as the picture you posted. I have two identical generators and both of them kick offline after a couple of minutes, even if nothing else in the RV is powered up at the same time ( water heater, fridge, lights, etc.). I figure it's the type of generator I have since I've tried both of them and each one kicks offline. I want to purchase the Champion 75531i 3100 watt inverter generator to run my AC while dry camping. Do you think this model will handle the load? http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...dp_o_pd_nS_ttl
BTW Turbs, thanks for the advice a couple months ago about installing a hardwired surge protector. I did mine exactly like yours and it worked like a CHAMP!
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2016 Roo19 Hybrid
2015 GMC Sierra 4x4 Crew Cab
$1599; 188 pounds; 65db @23ft.; free ship; 1 year warranty;
UPDATE: Scooter is also "East Coast Wholesalers" and the $1599 is a newly posted price drop/sale.
Two 30amp twist lock and two 20 amp;
27" x 25" x 20" on wheels; electric start;
5 gal tank; 8-18hr runtime
I have no affiliation, just went lookin when I saw the above comments in this thread.
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Maxxis 235/80/16E; AirBags w/AirLift1; mor/Ryde Rubber Pinbox; Andersen UltimateII Alum. 5erhitch on Reese Flipball w/Curt 4" offset; LCI Ground Control3; King Dishtailgater; Traveling with 10' Portabote;
The newer ac units have them already. It only helps it start. I have the Champion 3100 and to test it I ran the ac, tv, and microwave, and even kicked the fridge in, that's a lot of load but it ran.
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