Not all RV trips need to take you far from home. Whether your mobile home or one of your camping trailers is parked in your driveway or in someone else’s, you may be able to plug your RV into a nearby ...

Most sites have either a 30- or 50-amp hookup for 120-volt electricity, sometimes, both. Knowing which you’re using is an essential step to avoiding power issues. All it takes is some simple math and ...

Most RV sites use a 30- or 50-amp power supply, as smaller RVs typically have a 30-amp plug, while larger, more luxurious models may require a 50-amp plug. The key difference in the amperage of your ...

The latest electric RV concept from Thor is a Class A motorhome with big batteries, electric drive, and a range-extending generator. Will this PHERV (?) make it to production?

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A protype Class A motorhome built on Harbinger’s plug-in hybrid medium-duty chassis suggests a quiet revolution is coming for ...

A power supply for electronic devices. Also called an "AC adapter" or "charger," power adapters plug into a wall outlet and convert AC to a single DC voltage. Computers use multiple DC voltages ...

No one buys an RV for the driving experience ... and plug into a 30- or 50-amp power pole at their site. Recharging a nearly dead battery in these situations will take anywhere from 15 to 24 ...

They discussed how to select the right RV and properly take it on an adventure. The couple also had tips and tricks for common mishaps, like jumping straight into a big trip. Over the past decade, ...

By using a smart plug to power things you use every day like lamps ... While they're relatively simple devices themselves, smart plugs achieve something incredible when connected to another ...

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Smart plugs offer the easiest way to turn your “dumb” devices into automated sci-fi gadgets, allowing you to power any on/off device by using an app, by scheduling it, or by using voice commands.