Why Every RVer Needs a 50 to 30 Amp Dogbone
Picking up a 50 to 30 amp dogbone is usually one of those "lesson learned the hard way" moments for new RVers. You pull into a beautiful, shaded site at a state park, ready to level the jacks and crack a cold one, only to realize the electrical pedestal looks nothing like your power cord. Your rig uses a 30-amp plug, but the box only has that massive four-prong 50-amp outlet. Without that little adapter, you're basically dry camping in a spot you paid full price for. ...