BEETLE, one down side to doing that is if you are plugged into one shore plug the other will be energized. That presents a dangerous situation. You would have to have a way to disconnect the one not in use. One way would be to add a dryer type plug in the basement. Male end to the wire that feeds the breakers, and a female end on each of the wires coming from the shore plug. So figuring the expense of buying a new Marinco plug, some wire and other stuff, I'm thinking that a new extension cord might be the ticket. I carry a 15 foot 50 amp ext. extension cord. I think I paid around 100 bucks. I have not had a need for more...........yet.
Let us know if you do add another plug, and how you did it.
Peace
Dave
Let us know if you do add another plug, and how you did it.
Peace
Dave
jimpav
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I think it would be nice to have a 30 amp receptacle near the front of my 35DSRL. Seldom do I even require 50 amp service, especially with only one A/C. If I have to park the trailer in the reverse direction, then I could use the front connection. That would save on wire and potential voltage loss.
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