Thank you Kenny for your awesome response and video This was very helpful and I now think I'll leave well enough alone lol at this time anyway Your amazing my friend 👍

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the idea for the video.

Great and really informative video. I had a buddy who inherited a Class C in great shape from his grandparents. So he wanted to put another AC because we live in Georgia 😂. So he did exactly what you recommended.

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

Cool

Dear Mr. Hill (billy), Very detailed explanation, and great advice! The last option would be this: If you are not afraid of doing a long prison stretch for arson and insurance fraud, you may consider torching your RV and collecting the insurance money. If you are not arrested, you can cash your insurance check and buy a 50 amp trailer. If the cops show later, you can barricade yourself in your new 50 amp trailer and try to blast your way out. Try to aim for the cop cars engine blocks. This will buy you some time to escape. Your wife will be in the tow vehicle. Tell her to mash down on the gas pedal and start heading for Mexico. Good luck, and God's speed!

@hillbillyrv

7 ай бұрын

WOW....I don't know what to say.

@seymourscagnetti1413

7 ай бұрын

Dear Mr. Hill (billy), There is no need to say anything. You must however remember just this one thing: "When in doubt, you must blast your way out" Thank you and please have a peaceful and happy day. p.s., Keep the great videos coming! Love your channel.@@hillbillyrv

Another Great Video, Kenny. Pretty good explanation.

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

Thanks

Thank you for a terrific video. I learned something new today👍 I'm became a subscriber! I agree with the simplicity of this approach. I have a coach with a 30amp service. It didn't come with a washer/dryer. Anytime we ran the electric water heater, AC, and washer/dryer the breaker would trip. So, I ran a dedicated 20amp cord, neatly hidden, from the washer/dryer to the electrical bay. When we need to run the washer/dryer along other items, we simply plug into the campground pedestal. Problem solved. I'm planning to install a second AC in our 30amp coach. The cheapest and the most practical path is to use a 15-20 amp electrical cord from the second AC to the pedestal. I was quoted $3500 to install a second AC in my coach. The company (no names) wanted to use the existing 30amp power distribution panel with a delayed start. They said, "staggering the start up would allow both 15k BTU AC's to run at the same time." Running two AC's with a 30amp power distribution panel is cutting it close with both AC's potentially drawing 13 amps each. Doesn't really give me a "buffer of amps " .

@hillbillyrv

10 ай бұрын

ACs on 30 amp is real close.

I just did exactly what you suggested to run a second A/C. I snaked a 12/2 wire through the ceiling and down the wall using a wire fish and under the sink where I put in a small 20 amp main lug box with a 20 amp breaker. Then put a 20 amp power inlet on the outside trailer wall. Works like a champ. I agree with you, this is the best option.

@hillbillyrv

28 күн бұрын

It was a lot cheaper doing it yourself.

Thank you for this video it was extremely helpful!!!!

@hillbillyrv

Ай бұрын

You are welcome

When I added a second A/C unit, I changed out the 30amp cord and inlet for 50 amp($115) I used a single DIN 20amp breaker and box ($20 total) mounted next to the junction box of the generator and shore power. I ran 1 leg of the 50amp to the existing 30 amp panel . I then ran second leg of the 50amp through the Din breaker and connected to the second A/C 12G wiring. Pretty simple and just a few hours of work.

@hillbillyrv

5 ай бұрын

Awesome

👍excellent explanation

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Gerry

I'm an old electrician, and I had no idea that all the circuits in an RV are 120v. I even just assumed that the 30A was 240v. So, here I learned a lot about RVs here. Good thing, too, because I just bought a travel trailer with a 30A 120v service. I was also planning on upgrading it to a 50A service. I've got some thinking to do!

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

Awesome

We have an older Class A motor home (2000 model) that’s on a 30 amp system. It’s a great coach with very little problems and we do all the normal maintenance. The rv has 2 a/c from the factory and we are really careful with how we run both systems. But, the past 18 months we have run into some electrical issues. I have a mobile rv tech that I use routinely if it’s a problem that I can not do myself. This is the exact conversation that we have been discussing the past year of upgrading our coach to a 50 amp system.

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

If you decide to do it let us know how it goes.

Great video. I have for the last few years been contemplating this idea. No need for an extra a/c just a little more power for the kitchen. Last season our shore cord melted due to a bad connection. I'm going to update our unit to a detachable unit now. I purchased a 20amp 110 cord inlet to add to our unit and run a dedicated line to our kitchen sink area for extra power to run our air fryer etc. The issue I'm dealing with is trying to fish the new line through the belly with minimal damage to everything. It really bugs me opening it up under there and then getting it sealed back up properly to take the wind abuse of driving down the road. Like you said. This thing isn't like a house. There is no good way to get from point A to B. I wouldn't even attempt to fish through an wall. I think my best plan is to use a piece of pex line and fish through it to where I'm trying to go That way the hole in the belly will be minimal. Anyhow, thanks for your input.

@hillbillyrv

6 ай бұрын

You are welcome.

Hi Kenny during some of our winter camping I have the option to bring in a 15 amp extension cord beside the 30 amp works great

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

Yes. That is a good option.

@justfollowthatvan6721

7 ай бұрын

We do the same. We run our air fryer and coffee maker, etc. to it.

Great info!!! I’m thinking up grading to 50 is a little much. Also, if not done right could be a issue when time to sell. Thanks Kenny!!

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

Very true!

My campground only has a single 50 amp service so I’m gonna go 50. I should only have to upgrade the wire from the receptacle to fuse box. My second AC is portable so no need to add wires. Great easy to follow video all around.

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

It is going to be a bit more involved than that, but it is doable. It would seem to me that it would be a lot easier to buy a 50 to 30 amp adapter. They make them both ways 50-30 and 30-50.

@bryanhauschild4376

Жыл бұрын

@@hillbillyrv I did that, but one, with too many electrical demands in the camper, it trips the 30 amp. I actually burnt one up, along with the 50-30 adaptor and rv male end. I bought a 50 amp receptacle, a EMS hardwire unit, a 100 amp box, and some 6 gauge wire. Also new CB for that box.

Wow , just an hour ago, I asked myself the same question. Can it be done? And here you hit the nail right on its head. Ty

@hillbillyrv

9 ай бұрын

Wow. It’s like I had a premonition.

Full time RV life 20yrs had 30 amp trailers and cannot run ac n microwave at same time. Upgraded to Newmar Kountry Aire 34" 5th wheel 50 amp microwave and ac no problem.

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

There you go.....upgrade.

I run a dehumidifier to keep the moisture down (when needed) so I just crack a window and run an extension cord through it to the pedestal. Easy peasy. I think your “get a new RV” is the best advice over converting from 30 to 50 amp. 👏

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

Totally

Thanks for sharing this information. We have thought about this same thing. Our issue with 30amp is more like the scene in Apollo 13 when they are trying to find the power up sequence to stay under amperage 😅. Usually it's when we have the AC running and we are also making dinner so we have the instant pot and air fryer going. Then someone turns on the microwave and everything shuts down. We ultimately decided it's just not worth the effort and we just manage the load.

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

Lol. Love the Apollo 13 comparison.

@risbill1

Жыл бұрын

@@hillbillyrv it's a very good representation of the struggle.

@markparadis5167

Жыл бұрын

This has been a known issue for years, because of cost the manufacturers won’t put 50 amps in smaller campers. The manufacturers put all these receptacles along the kitchen wall and you can have a toaster and coffeemaker going at the same time without tripping the breaker. I’m thinking of running a separate cable from the 50 amp plug to a heavy duty power strip to run all my appliances.

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

@@markparadis5167 If it isn't prewired for a second AC it will usually be 30 amp.

@justfollowthatvan6721

7 ай бұрын

Yes!

I'm in the process of doing just this. But my setup is made far simpler due to the fact that it's a 20' toyhauler. My plan involves other major upgrades to the wiring to convert over to a 24VDC Victron Energy system and the whole infrastructure that comes with it. The roof is covered with solar panels.

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

Cool

Great idea! Much simpler and cheaper 😀way to run a second AC.

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

It sure is!

Kenny, It is not legal per NEC to run extension cords through walls, floors, or ceilings. Like you said, if adding the separate line, get the receptacle to plug into, and wire it from there with Romex. If you have a factory installed generator, there is a lot more to change. Your video is spot on! Buy a new one instead.

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Kevin.

@KevinCoop1

Жыл бұрын

@@hillbillyrv NEC was my Bible at work.

If for a second air conditioner I would hard wire to a proper 30 amp outside junction box underneath or somewhere protected and use a generator to power the ac. Still not cheap but the easiest way to go for a novice. This way you can safely run a generator or plug into the 30 amp service at campgrounds.

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

Yes....totally

Good info. Would adding an ac sure be a solution.?

Easy start can help

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

Probably

The problem I have usually seen with 30amp units is when someone tries to run the AC, microwave, stove, etc at the same time it will trip because the pull is too much at once. So they need to turn off the AC when they want to use another appliance. Wouldnt you be able to add a 50amp panel and put the AC unit on one 120v circuit by itself and then put everything else on the other 120v circuit. No need to run any wires.

@hillbillyrv

9 ай бұрын

You would need to install a new shore cord and new panel box and some other stuff. It would still be pretty big job.

I'm buying an electric E Transit van and need to know if it's ok to use a 50A splitter for my RV and the EV (I live in a RV Park) or put in a separate breaker for the EV van. What should I be looking for on the panels to make it safe? Thanks for these great videos.

I have the same t-shirt 😁 Do er for Dale 🤠

@hillbillyrv

8 ай бұрын

Me and Mrs. Hillbilly love ol Cleeter and the crew.

If you just want to add a 2nd air conditioner for the bedroom, can't you just make a 110 outlet circuit from the air conditioner to the outside of the RV and plug it into the gas generator 110v outlet by itself as my generator has both 30amp outlet and standard 15amp 110v outlet. UPDATE: I just watched you say this same thing! Excellent video.

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

I was going to say that I thought I covered that. 😆

Very nicely explained Sir. I would not do this job. Too much risk.

@hillbillyrv

4 ай бұрын

Nope. Me either

I fit the power cord in same bin, did need to cut a bigger whole and buy a cord hatch...

@hillbillyrv

3 ай бұрын

Awesome

I have a 30 year old class a motor home (Holiday Rambler) that came new with two roof ac units. This has 30 amp service but also has a 6500 watt generator. In order to run both ac units I have to be on generator power. Maybe upsizing the existing generator is an option? I don’t know but works great in this set up.

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

I didn't bring up this scenario, because I thought it would just confuse some people, but yes that is how they did 30 years ago.

Great information. Defiantly not worth doing. I hate that big 50 amp cord. Stick with 30, or move out west. 😄 Thanks Don

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

Ha ha

Kenny, I have a 3room tent that I want to put a full bathroom in along with heat and air conditioning. Any suggestions on how to accomplish this? I have no mechanical knowledge but I have a pot of money.

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

lol....lol Thanks, I needed that.

Let's try again. Good info. Would adding an AC Sure Start to your AC be a solution?

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

Yes. That is an option.

One thing commonly left out of these discussions is that when a 30 amp connection goes to a 30 amp pedestal outlet, that single 110 hot is on a 30 amp breaker. When they use a 30 to 50 converter plug and pull that single 110 off the 50 amp plug, each 110 leg is on a 25 amp breaker, a net loss of 5 amps versus using a 30 amp plug on the pedestal.

@hillbillyrv

9 ай бұрын

Yes

@talk2hubba

3 ай бұрын

not 35, its 2 50 amp lines.

Do they not make air conditioners that also put out heat? no floor ducts needed then.... I see ductless mini split units for homes that have no ducts that can do this as they are heatpump units... so then maybe a heat pump unit mounts in front and back of RV may be the best solution in a DIY RV maybe mount the fan unit on the rear hitch? :)

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

They absolutely make RV heat pumps.

But even if you have 50 amp rv and camping at a park that only had a double 30amp service pole when you use the pigtail 30 to 50 you are still limited to 30amps per leg not the 50. I have been camping and help folks with this problem. Thanks Kenny

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

Yes.

Oh man that sounds like it would be easier just to buy a newer rv.

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

Yes, that is why I said that would be an option too.

Here is my situation currently. So looking for your recommendation, if any. My wife and i are basically forced to give up our home. That is fine with us. We have a 32 ft. 1995 camper that is 30 amp. We are moving into it. Converter was bad. New one coming Monday so i can fix that problem. Just wasn't running my DC side. We will be living in it permanently on a site which was a really old mobile home park that is being converted to a small rv community. My concern is not a/c. It is heating. We plan on heating with electric heaters as the propane furnace would be way too expensive. Insulating and skirting is basically free for us because i work for a Styrofoam factory and get all the cutoffs i want. So, yes, we will be insulating it incredibly well. I know it will take 2 space heaters to keep it warm plus some other heating items to keep things under thawed out. Lights, etc. We only have a single 30 amp receptacle at the pole but there is a place for adding one breaker. We do plan on adding a 15 or 20 amp breaker to that. Don't worry, i will be using minimum 12 guage for that connection. That will probably give me just enough to run the 2nd space heater and maybe a strategically place light or 2. I also know we will still have to be careful as to what we power and when. We also have our big buddy heater should it absolutely be needed for short term added heat for extremely cold nights. The though has crossed my mind about converting to 50 amp because i have plenty of space for the box and my wife and i could care less about hiding everything in the walls. Ive hid wiring fairly nicely in mobile homes in plain site. Do you think this would be feasible for someoe like me to do as we would like to also replace propane hot water tank to say a 20 gallon single element electric tank later. Only thing left on propane would be for cooking which is fine for us. The possibility of a full size fridge is also an idea we wouldnt mind adding. Any input or idea would be greatly appreciated. Upgrading to a different rv at this time is not an option for us. Also, i have yet to find a single breaker in our camper. Any chance it doesn't have one?

@hillbillyrv

9 ай бұрын

It has several breakers in the power distribution panel. It sounds like you have everything else figured out.

@one2869

9 ай бұрын

@hillbillyrv the only panel I've found is where the converter and fuses are. I must be missing it somewhere else in this thing. Only had this for about a year and didn't really need anything before now. Guess I will keep looking for it. Update... I finally found it! Makes no sense, but it's at the complete opposite end and corner of the camper. Buried below a bottom shelf in a cabinet. There was plenty or room where all the other power things are.

You skipped the single phase generator and single/double phase transfer switch

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

That is true but I doubt if there are too many 30 amp class A motor homes out there and if you have a MH smaller than a class A, I doubt you would want to be adding more ACs to it.

Saw a Y adapter online that converts 2 30amp males to a 50amp female. Wondering if i could connect those 30amps to the 2 -30amp plugs on my generator. Then connect my 50amp rv to it

@hillbillyrv

2 ай бұрын

Sounds sketchy. You better do some testing before you plug your MH into it.

@mikesmith5792

2 ай бұрын

@@hillbillyrv thanks. Looks like it's mainly used to connect at a 50 and split it to two separate campers

I Just wanted to run this by you and get your opinion. I had a big piece of metal awning fly off another camper in a wind storm that hit my big slide out and put 3 holes in my fiberglass wall. I have insurance but none of the RV service dealers want to repair it or even give me a estimate for the insurance company. They all say I need to take it to a body shop for the repair. But most body shops are not big enough to work on a fifth wheel camper. I have no problem having the camper towed to a shop for repairs this fall, but right now all I need is the estimate to send to the insurance to get the ball rolling. I live in Ohio and so far can not find anyone to help me with this problem. Just wondered if you had any ideas on this issue. Thank you

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

I don't know how far up in OH you are, but there is a body shop in Charleston, WV that could handle that. They do a fair amount of RV fiberglass repair and paint.

@donaldmanning7379

Жыл бұрын

@@hillbillyrv Thank you

have 2000 HR Vacationer has 2 AC installed only way to run both is to run the ONAN 5500. How can i get my unit to run both?

@hillbillyrv

9 ай бұрын

Motor home is 30 amp? You would have to run the second one from another power source.

I have a question for you , I have a suburban heater in my 2007 keystone. It won’t ignite , I have replaced the computer board , and the sig switch and limit switch have power, and a new igniter. I put all the new components in and it wouldn’t lite, it appeared it was a gas problem. I tore the regulator and diaphragm apart and found debrie in the regulator cleaned out put back together and it then worked. Went out yesterday to turn it on and back to it clicking no ignite. I sad you replaced a complete regulator. Do you think I am in that boat? Thanks Dale from Ohio.

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

If your gas pressure in the RV is 11-14 WCI after the regulator, then that ain't the problem. Or are you talking about the gas valve in the furnace?

@dalegaus276

Жыл бұрын

@@hillbillyrv the gas doesn’t seem to be getting to the burner. Gas is coming into the regulator but doesn’t seem to be coming out to the burner. I took the regulator apart there’s 2 electronic coils that are on the exit side of the regulator. I pulled those apart and cleaned the chambers and found rust particles in it . Reassembled and it worked went out next day and it won’t ignite again. So I am wondering if it’s those coils or the diaphragm on the regulator. I have no way to check gas pressure on the side of burner.

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

@@dalegaus276 Buy new gas valve.

I have a 5th wheel running 30 Amp it has a 50 Amp shore cord should I be running 50 Amp? Half my plugs don't work .my gfi plugs don't work either can not find reset plug would that help

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

50 amp RV only running on 30 amp. Why? Do you just have the shore cord reduced down to 30 amp? 30 amp will run everything except both ACs.

@russellrustin1028

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the reply I can run 50 it was just already on down size plug on it just didn't pull it apart just wondering if that's why half my plugs didn't work

Hi great video aa lot off information Question i own a fifth wheel 50amps system 2 A/C I'm going to Arizona for 1 month place have a 30amps 240volts outlet I need about 40-45 feet but a have a 50 feet 10/4 240volts welder extension cord wondering to use my 6/4 cord (15feet) from the trailer to connect to the 30amps extension cord they are a matching connection as 240 4 prong-outlet I want to double 30amps will be equal 7200watts and maybe can I turn my 2 A/C off of 30amps double pole breaker thanks so much

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

You have a lot of info here too. 30 amp RV receptacle is 120 volt. 50 amp is 240 volt and yes you can use a 50 amp welder cord as an extension cord.

@pedroVVILLA

Жыл бұрын

@@hillbillyrv sorry maybe I confused you at this time it's in outlet outside of the garage 30amps 240 volts 4 10/4 wires we use to remote welding 45 feet cord has 4 prong just like the 50amps on both ends want to use because it is too hot 115 degree i don't have the money to buy a 50amps extension cord. my 50amp cord from the trailer can be plug to this cord matching prongs by using this way I assume going to get 2 120volts 30amps inside off my trailer then can use my 2 A/C's 30amps per side mean 3600 watts maybe I'm wrong thanks anyway forgot my fifth wheel is 50feet away from my house.

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

@@pedroVVILLA Do not plug your camper into a 30 amp 240 volt receptacle.

I have 30amp service in my RV and I cant make a cup of coffee, and run the AC at the same time. If the AC kicks on then I get an over amp spike and the whole thing goes dead until I reset. Its so annoying. Why campers are so underpowered I will never understand. I really dont think you should have to shut the AC off to make a cup of coffee or take a hot shower. Last camper I had was 50 amp and I ran two ACs, hot water, microwave, and a coffee pot while watching TV, it never had any issues.

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

Sounds like you have a problem. 30 amp service is better than that.

@johnturner9924

Жыл бұрын

@@hillbillyrv Thanks for the reply, it sent me on a fact finding mission and I do believe I found the culprit. I purchased a 30 Amp Hughes Autoformer Power Watchdog Bluetooth Portable Surge Protector when I got the camper, and from several reviews I read it has a tendancy to trip unnecessarily if you hit that magical 30 amp mark for even a second or two.

If the breakers feeding the a/c are still 20 amp, with the appropriate 12/2 wire, why would the wire have to be replaced if i upgrade to a 50 amp panel?

@hillbillyrv

7 ай бұрын

Almost everyone considering this upgrade would do it to add a second AC which in a 30 amp camper is not going to be prewired for 2nd AC, then you would have to run new wire to that. Make sense now?

@zacboers

7 ай бұрын

I’ve heard other people say you’re supposed to replace a bunch of wiring when upgrading to 50 amp, which never made sense to me. That’s what i thought you were talking about. Glad that was clarified, obviously you’d have to run wire to the second a/c. Just finished up my conversion today, was pretty straight forward i thought. Definitely need to know what you’re doing though. Maybe i got lucky but running the wire was the easy part.

OK, so don't let this guy scare you. If your intent is to add an air conditioner to say your bedroom in a 30 amp travel trailer. Regardless of what you do, you are going to have to run some wires in the wall unless you want to have an extension cord coming off of the roof of your trailer or have an extension cord hanging in the room where you've added the AC. Now. If you are at the point where you are considering adding an a c, it's see if you need to be told that it's gonna be a little difficult to run the wires. You shouldn't be considering adding an AC. You should go pay someone to do it or trade in your trailer. 41 that has two a c unit It's that simple, either you're confident enough in your skills to be able to pull this off. Or you shouldn't even attempt it. And just trade your trailer in and get a trailer. Because if you screw this up, it's going to end badly.

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

I think that is what I said. Thanks

Where are you located at. How much would it cost to add a 2nd ac with your hidden cord upgrade?

@hillbillyrv

11 ай бұрын

I actually don’t install complete ACs anymore. Too hard on an old man getting then on the roof.

@frankboggs

11 ай бұрын

@@hillbillyrv I understand, I want to look into that system for my needs

So I found myself in a situation that only had a 50 amp plug. I made the adapter myself, but when I plugged it in, it seemed to have killed my camper. Any suggestions to what I could check? Any ideal what What may have happened?

@hillbillyrv

10 ай бұрын

Why didn't you just buy an adapter? Would have been easier and cheaper. I have no idea what to tell you. You didn't give me much info. Time to get your multi meter out and start checking stuff.

@garyjames127

10 ай бұрын

@@hillbillyrv I understand I didn’t give you much info. I really didn’t expect you to even reply and I was trying to keep it to a minimum on the channel comments. But thank you for replying. I also visited your website and emailed you an inquiry. Is there any way for us to communicate in a more formal manner? I like your videos and you do a great job of explaining things and you seem very knowledgeable. I’d appreciate any help I can get. I didn’t get an adapter because the 50 amp service plug is not the same as the 50 amp service we typically see at a campground. I knew I was pushing my luck, but I did it anyway, this is where I stand.

@hillbillyrv

10 ай бұрын

I still answer every comment that I get. I don't really know how much help I could be. You really need to get your multi meter out and start checking. I am answering your email now. Might give more info there. @@garyjames127

@garyjames127

10 ай бұрын

@@hillbillyrv thank you so much. I do own a multimeter and I’m not a complete idiot even though the situation does not make me look good. I know it’s not as simple as a fuse being blown, but I’m hoping that something that I could fix. It’s an older camper, but in great shape. It’s my family’s starter camper and I certainly hate to see it go to waste. I could follow things pretty well, but I wouldn’t know where to start is my biggest problem.

I really need some help. My husband bought us a 2011 Keystone Cougar. Of course he didn't ask enough questions when buying it. Like, why in the heck does the camper have BOTH, 30 AND 50 AMP hookups.? I bet I've talked to 30+ people. They don't know what I'm even talking about. I really need to know, any thoughts? I know it's a 30 amp camper, but why, 30 and 50 amp hookups? Thank you so much

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

I would have to see that one. Would you be willing to bring it to Southern WV?

@r.p.9777

Жыл бұрын

@@hillbillyrv Lol, sorry. That's a little to far from us.

My response is But Why ? 😅

@hillbillyrv

Жыл бұрын

Yep

50amp service is 12000w vs 30amp being 3600w. Is it worth it? You decide. mmk...

@hillbillyrv

9 ай бұрын

That’s a huge difference. Thanks for the info.

Not expensive to get 50 amp service. Second AC only went to second breaker on Gen. so when plugger in, only way to run both AC, would need to run Gen.... So if you get a 2 breaker panel put a 30 amp one side to feed existing Power Center, 20 amp to feed second AC. Buy a 50 AMP ext cord and cut female end off and feed it to your 2 breaker pannnel. Bum under $ 200-300 and you upgraded....

@hillbillyrv

3 ай бұрын

I didn’t say it was impossible. Sounds like you did it yourself. Add on the cost of hiring someone to do it and the cost of the project goes way up.

what is your email?

@hillbillyrv

9 ай бұрын

Go to www.hillbillyrv.net My website will take you to my email.