RV Safety
On another forum, I saw a post with this link about RV Safety. http://www.rvvideos.com/2011/03/important-message-about-rv-safety-watch.htmlI have been electrocuted by bad grounding, twice (yes, it...
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Very good video. Thanks for the heads up. I've seen other YouTube vids that show how to check the shore power prior to connecting. Those are good to watch too. I like the idea of taking that tester...
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Thanks for that video. It's a good eye opener. I have one of those and never thought of using it for that purpose. I do have one of these that I always use, but I'll now use both. If you don't own...
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Just ordered both testers for $29 with free shipping from Amazon. Thanks for the heads up - all!
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Just a thought, but on the probe tester...it is battery operated. Make sure you have fresh batteries before heading off on your trip. I use one of these, not the Fluke, mine is made by Greenlee, and...
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I agree. Use of this little device can save you and your trailer before you plug it in.I have seen trailers really messed up by improperly wired outlets. Electric appliances, voltage converters,...
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I also always test the campground power before I plug my baby in. The only problem I have ever had was last year at the vintage trailer rally. They had massive amounts of rain the week before and the...
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nkroes wrote:Just ordered both testers for $29 with free shipping from Amazon. Thanks for the heads up - all!So, did you get the Yellow one, or the Red one. What is actually the difference between...
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I bought the yellow one. The red one is a gfci tester. I suppose it would be good to have both the yellow and the red, but my primary concern was the campground where we hold the National Scotty Rally...
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nkroes wrote:. You would plug this into the campgrounds plug first and then you can tell by the lights on the end of the plug what the status of their connection is, BEFORE you plug your trailer into...
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Well, if you watched the video, the guy suggests you talk to the campground. I guess that is what I'd do, before I plugged my trailer in.
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JimG wrote:nkroes wrote:. You would plug this into the campgrounds plug first and then you can tell by the lights on the end of the plug what the status of their connection is, BEFORE you plug your...
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nkroes wrote:Well, if you watched the video, the guy suggests you talk to the campground. I guess that is what I'd do, before I plugged my trailer in.But who do you talk to? Chances are it's the...
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nkroes wrote:I bought the yellow one. The red one is a gfci tester. I suppose it would be good to have both the yellow and the red, but my primary concern was the campground where we hold the National...
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But who do you talk to? Chances are it's the weekend, and it's just a kid who really doesn't know what's going on working. So if you ask for a discount since your not going to use the power, the...
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48 Rob wrote:But who do you talk to? Chances are it's the weekend, and it's just a kid who really doesn't know what's going on working. So if you ask for a discount since your not going to use the...
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dennilane wrote:nkroes wrote:I bought the yellow one. The red one is a gfci tester. I suppose it would be good to have both the yellow and the red, but my primary concern was the campground where we...
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If you're only buying one buy the red one. The extra feature will come in handy someday.
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Michael4104 wrote:If you're only buying one buy the red one. The extra feature will come in handy someday.My husband agreed. I got the red one last night
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