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Old 06-29-2017, 01:02 PM   #15
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KCMUSA - $40 is a decent price. I think connectors and wire would run that..
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If you have 25 ft on the motor home and 50 ft more, 75 ft total will have a 5.9 volt drop leaving 114 volts at the motor home junction box.
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Old 06-29-2017, 08:32 PM   #17
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Thanks for all the inputs. It seems the consensus is 10 gauge wire is sufficient for 50 ft/30amps. As such the easiest and cheapest alternative for me is to get a 10 gauge 25 ft extension cord with male/female connectors for the 10% of times I can't get within 25 ft of the power source. Thanks again for the inputs, this forum is a wealth of information.
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