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Old 02-19-2014, 08:19 PM   #21
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I had an electrician do the math and he supplied the correct parts. I did the connections.


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Old 02-20-2014, 05:16 AM   #22
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It kinda scares me a little also. If the 30s at the pedestal share a neutral and it happens to be undersized , which happens a lot with neutrals, it would probably survive one 30A load, but doubling the load on it would be dicey and I would be concerned about heat buildup. There are other places to camp and not have to risk an electrical fire. Personally I would go with the adapter that plugs into a 30A and combines the two 50s at the trailer connection into basically a 30A service feeding a 50 and just live with some energy management.
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