[alfredo65]

I want to camping in my car at a campsite with electric hookups so that I can use my cpap device while I rest. I've never used utility hookups at a campsite before. Can I connect frequent household equipment into it, or is it a unique type of plug/power for RVs? Any recommendation would be appreciated.

 

[vettex2]

the ones I've seen have multiple types of plugs includung standard 110V plugs
I'd just call the campsite and ask to make sure

 

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camping in a Corvette..hmmmm , must get cramped ..where do you put the beer?

 

[vettex2]

I've done it , just used a smaller cooler

 

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Ah! I see... I just use the RV .. hard to get the Big Screen TV in the Vette.. LOL! ..maybe someone should design a nice tent that attaches to the door of the Vette, you know, like they have for Jeeps,4x4 s etc. ..

 

[c6vette]

I've been looking at Sears because I plan to go on a few road trips this summer. I've been checking out their portable battery jumpers/air compressors and I'm sure they'll have something that you'll like.

 

[Bucwheat]

Most have either a 20 amp or 30 amp,I run my 35' camper off the 30amp and have plenty of power for everything.

 

[vettex2]

Ah! I see... I just use the RV .. hard to get the Big Screen TV in the Vette.. LOL! ..maybe someone should design a nice tent that attaches to the door of the Vette, you know, like they have for Jeeps,4x4 s etc. ..

my vette is MY RV.....:thumbsup3::food-smiley-019::z1-2:

 

[sdrtyu]

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