Surge protector

[BamaBob]

Originally Posted by Davidceder

X3 Progressive Industries. I use the portable unit. A bit more work than the hard wired but you can check the site before you pull in and can check additional sites without moving the rig.

Hmmm good point - I used ours for EXACTLY that when I was the RV organizer for a campout at a new RV park...took me 30 min to check 15 sites and determined 6 of them had electrical problems!)

Originally Posted by ChrisPlus3

TT on order and browsing around for info and find myself wondering if I need a surge protector. I plan on dry camping and using my Honda 2000. Do I need one for this?

Yes...best couple hundred bucks you will ever spend on your RV (oh and a wireless Tire Pressure / Temp monitor is right up there too!)

[Juju]

Thanks for all your comments. We have one on order. A lot cheaper than having everything blow!! See ya at the Rally!!!

[Timex]

Originally Posted by Hutch333id

X 2 for the Progressive Industries hardwired electronic management system. Costs about $300 but worth every penny and can be installed with very little hassle. Trust me on that. I'm a complete Luddite when it comes to DIY but even I managed to wire mine in.


Richard & Diane
2014 Cedar Creek 38FL
With a F350 dually
2014 26 nights and 3120km

Lud·dite

/ˈlʌdaɪt/ Show Spelled[luhd-ahyt] Show IPA
noun a member of any of various bands of workers in England (1811–16) organized to destroy manufacturing machinery, under the belief that its use diminished employment.

I see you are still kicking after all those years ago. What going on 200 now?

And you RV too!