RV Electricity Part 3

[Bethers]

http://rvtravel.com/noshockzone/noshock3.shtml

[sharon]

Good article...thanks.

[Liz]

Learning a lot from this series of articles, Beth. Thanks.

[bikerchic777]

Great info! I somehow missed #2. How do I get that?

[sharon]

Great info! I somehow missed #2. How do I get that?

Here's the whole shebang.....great site Beth found.

edited to include site...duh! http://www.noshockzone.org/

[Bethers]

But if you look in this area - Maintenance - you'll find headings for each of them. And every week I'll put the next part of this series. So far, all good info.

[bikerchic777]

Looks like I better put a volt meter on my shopping list

[sunshinecruiserTN]

Good info, Beth.

[retiredhappy]

I think my voltage meter is easier to use - no probes to use. See my older post in Technical about campground electricaql problems with pics. Mine shows Correct Polarity; Reversed Polarity, Open Neutral, and Open Ground and has a line meter that shows voltage. Mine plugs into a regular house wall plug and I bought a 30 amp adapter that I plug the meter into to check the outside electrical box. Bought the meter at Home Depot and the 30 amp adapter at Walmart.

[cpatinjones]

thanks

[AlmostThere]

Karen, that's what I bought also.