Yeah, "normal" electric supply for a TT with one AC is 30 amps, and you'll probably need most of that.
Don't try to use the electric water heater unless you are plugged into 30-amp service. The AC alone will challenge a 20-amp circuit.
It's not hard to add a 30-amp circuit with a 30-amp RV receptacle from the breaker box in your house to near where you park the RV. Then you can run normal stuff in the RV without tripping a breaker. But even with 30-amp service, you can't run the AC, microwave, electric water heater, waffle iron, hair dryer, coffee pot, etc., etc., all at the same time.
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