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RV has one built in, get one of the type that stays plugged
into an outlet so that you can monitor the voltage. You can
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to begin your first road trip. Before you leave, make sure
you bring the things you need. I am not talking about food,
utensils, blankets and pillows, but rather the odds and
ends that you need to setup and use your RV properly. Like
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water pressure. Some parks on city water systems have been
known to have more that 100 psi of pressure! Your RV and
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have a 30 amp cord although you might have a 50amp. You will
probably need to go to an RV store to get a 30 or 50 amp
extension. I also carry a 50' of a lighter gauge. Not a
good idea to run appliances on a lighter cord (one of
those orange ones) but it will get you lights in a pinch.
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RV has one built in, get one of the type that stays plugged
into an outlet so that you can monitor the voltage. You can
damage some equipment if the Park power is not 110-125
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