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Love the ghostbusters reference! Totally worth the extra time. Thanks for that!

I love your bloopers they are so funny. But also your tips are really good too thank you. 🤣🤣🤣🥰🤣🥰🤣

Love the humor in this video. Thanks for the info

Awesome job you guys.

Very helpful, thanks

This channel has no business being this good

Great video skills

thumbs up simply for the Ghostbusters reference! knew right where you were going with that! Very good advice about making sure the line in is 120 and not 240. a few years back I ran power for an rv for some people i knew. and like you said, what were used to seeing is 30 amps 240 volts. and thats how I hooked it up, like a rook! thank jeebus they had everything plugged into surge protectors and diddnt loose anything! reconfigured the ckt and definitely learned the lesson!

I think this is your best work yet Todd 🤣

awsome Video

Thanks. Great info

Todd, I put that same unit in at my house. The main thing is Uncle Sam and DS Kate Brown the State of Oregon paid for it and the install. It's considered a EV Charging station. So it didn't cost me a dime. Also going to put a 30amp/220 plug set in the garage. And let them pay for it as a second EV Charging station. Safe travels and roads Brian and Cindy, "xtreambydesign with passion"

Well done sir

Like the out takes

You are awesome! Thanks so much for the info.

Todd, you do realize that the work rules say you can't have this much fun at work, but I'm betting you broke the rules in high school too, and probably everywhere else. Keep the good stuff coming.

Nice job god bless

Your marketing director is genius!

Awesome!!!!

Is there a box you recommend for an RV and the ford lightning f150? The ford could go as high as 80amps I hear, I have yet to purchase all the materials

Doesn’t the rv connection require a separate ground from the common? In your house the common and ground are hooked to the ground???

Is it ok to use a 50 amp 240, NEMA 14-50 plug (like an EV has/uses at home) to plug your 50 amp RV into? As I understand, those 14-50's always have 2 hots, 1 neutral, and 1 ground. The RV will only pull off one 120V's?

Great bloopers 😂😂

This will fully operate your rv at all time for a destination fb living full time with no moving ?

Did it myself for $60 for breaker wire and plug

Just had a 50A service installed at my house, and it works, kind of. In the main house electrical panel is a GFI 50A breaker, okay right? The RV runs everything but I hear the converter fan running often which is not normal. The GFI in the house panel also trips often and randomly. Never had either issue on generator, 120V 20A shore power, or at 50A service in a camp ground. Help please.

and 2years later,.... Thank You.

Guilty! I was a newby and never thought about the 30 amp only being 120. That was an expensive mistake. Luckily I was able to fix it myself. 😕

I found your channel 2 weeks ago. I found it while searching to find the answer to this question: installing a 1200w inverter off my RV battery bank for a cpap machine while Boondocking. “They” say to put an in-line fuse on the positive leg between the battery and the inverter using minimum 6 gauge wire. Where can I go to find out what size fuse is appropriate?

I noticed U plugd red to left & black to right on all plugs.. is that a given ?, as in U don’t even check ?, hmn?🤔 - & btw is there a secret chinese trick to make 30amp plugs tight - as in so a dog clomping into shoreline doesn’t knock them loose?

There's a catch Todd. I need a 50 AMP connection. ( my RV is 50 AMP) Is this still possible to run from my house?

I'm not an electrician but wouldn't you test the voltages from the ground plug first? If you don’t get anything in one leg, then test that leg to the other, to see if you had 120 or 240?

So where can I buy this RV style pedestal and when I look for an electrician what do I check to see if he knows what he doing? Single first time RV er

Do have a link to the breaker box

“Guys, don’t cross the streams!”

I apparently hired the right electrician. No explosions yet. 😜

So, just to verify… both the 20 amp and 30 amp are 120 volts and the 50 amp is 240 volts?

So, this begs the question. As I am relatively new to RV'ing how does a 50 amp to 30 amp adapter work without frying your RV electrical?

So does a 50amp run on 240v ?

Guess I’m after free info, sorry. I have 50 amp 30 amp service as you showed in our video professionally installed several years ago. The 50 amp side now will not work with two different surge protectors, had the same electric company check it out, was told there is no problems with the 50 amp service. But when I plug the surge protector in they will not even power up. No problems with them at rv parks. Am now using the 30 amp service side with surge protector. No problems. Before I spend another $125.00 service fee what should I ask or tell the new electric company? Thank you Gary

Thx, I have two outlets outisde that are both 250 Volts. So thx,. I won't plug in.

A properly trained and licensed electrician should know to wire a 30 amp outlet at 120V for an RV. That being said, the idiot I hired didn’t know that and he not only didn’t get paid, but paid me for the cost of all repairs to my RV. I’ve never seen a check come in the mail that fast.

Your hilarious

A $200 pedestal? Why. Mount a $20 RV plug with a $10 weather box and your're done. Even with a 50 amp rig you'll never need more than your 30 amp. Who runs both ac units at home

So don't run an extension cord to a double dog bone to plug in my 50 amp? I'll be right back.

So an RV is 110 not 220

lol been a RV tech for 25yrs Many ELECTION will wire it 30amp 240VAC lol more times than I can count. Also 15amp outlet convert to 30 another joke

You forgot a very important point.