TJ&LadyDi
RVF "Dinosaur"
I’m sure they are. Not sure what else might be on the same breaker.Those outlets should be on a breaker.
TJ
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I’m sure they are. Not sure what else might be on the same breaker.Those outlets should be on a breaker.
They are, but I presume you mean by themselves, in which case I agree.Those outlets should be on a breaker.
Following an engineering spec I presume. Did Girard direct this "feature"? Go back to Girard and ask them if they directed Newmar to wire an engine disconnect. Newmar may not be at fault here.I don’t understand how Newmar was able to make certain that my jacks won’t work when the engine is off but to do the same for the the awnings is somehow a mystery.
Girard provides an ignition lockout with their awnings. I doubt they do so for Newmar to ignore it. So either Newmar isn’t installing it properly on some coaches, or they are and it doesn’t work properly.Following an engineering spec I presume. Did Girard direct this "feature"? Go back to Girard and ask them if they directed Newmar to wire an engine disconnect. Newmar may not be at fault here.
You would be amazed at the number of people I’ve heard from who think my frustration with Newmar over this is completely unreasonable. And, very few of them are Newmar owners. Interesting.I have little tolerance for corporations who take $500K of my money and then consider "unplugging the plug" as a reasonable alternative to experiencing a disastrous mishap.
This looks like a quick solution for switching the awning plugs:I suppose rotating the outlet would be an option. That would put the switch on the outboard side.
TJ
Not to get OT. But my friend, this is modern society. It’s not just camping or RV ownership. It’s the programming that we are installing into people. It’s the lack of common sense. Quite scary actually.I am not talking about a "learning curve" actually the intelligence quotient needed to operate a large vehicle safely and professionally.
I read this and felt a little sad. You add so much to this site. There are still good people out there to meet and enjoy. What ever it is you choose, good luck and enjoy life.Ours must be different than all the others, because on my panel above drivers position, I have awning panel, one switch off/on; one switch extend/retract; one switch wind sensor, high/medium/low. We have never had awning extend going down road, as I turn off switch as part of pre-departure check list. Normally, we don't use awning much anyway, berceuse I don't want to lose it if wind just does a wonkey thing.
FWIW-This will be our last Motorhome/RV period. The lifestyle/experience has lost it's allure because of many factors, not the least of which is impossibly of making a trip plan and getting into the places we want to get into, the rudeness of fellow campers. But mostly, the number of people who now own them and are just too stupid to do so, and no I am not talking about a "learning curve" actually the intelligence quotient needed to operate a large vehicle safely and professionally.
I have just planned my trip from la to Indianapolis and returning thru Idaho and down. I booked every place. No problem. Mostly upscale but not all. I use Upscale luxury RV resorts for most. Enjoy your summer.We are going to use it this summer and see how things go,. so far getting a park at our schedule is problematic to some degree. MH works great.
One thing to remember is that these are not “normal times.” It is all-too-easy to get discouraged in times like these, but we have faith that the situation will improve reasonably soon. Let conditions stabilize before you make any final decisions.We are going to use it this summer and see how things go,. so far getting a park at our schedule is problematic to some degree. MH works great.