

| Subject: | Re: WTB: 110 VAC Electric hookup inlet |
| From: | Gnarlodious |
| Date: | Sat, 11 Dec 2004 17:19:00 -0700 |
I use nylon screws to hold in my electrical socket, they just breakaway and I replace them later. I seem to forget to unplug about 4 times a year, wonder how that compares to others? -- Gnarlie Entity Stephen Steele spoke thus: > SW wrote: >> The simple fix for ripping things apart is this: >> Use a 1 Foot long Extension cord for the connection to the Van. > > This is the exact set up that we use on fire department emergency vehicles > that are often left plugged in for charging onboard 120V electrical > equipment. The 90� connection at the vehicle receptacle has more friction > than the 180� extension which pulls apart first. One of our older tower > trucks has a make up air line for its braking system. The short, cheap > plastic extension line used for it gets replaced about once a year. > > For those of us not needing to make a hasty exit from our camping spots, I > go with the "reminder" method of hanging something on the steering wheel or > mirror which also works well for remembering the pop top, too.
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