It’s hot in Scotts Valley today– in the 90’s, at least. I have mosquito bites on my ankles that are not being helped by the weather.
And the park we’re in has 30 Amp service, which means every time I turn on the air conditioner, the main circuit breaker blows and I lose power. The park staff think I should be able to run the A/C, but it looks like that’s just not going to happen. This might be a problem, given that our intention is to only live in places where it’s warm, while it’s warm.
This would be less of an issue if, say, the circuit breaker were user-serviceable. However, another part of the “older park” syndrome is that the main circuit breaker is behind a lock.
Thus, I get to swelter inside my motorhome until the park staff get around to fixing the electricity. I’ve notified them, but I suspect they forgot about me, given that it’s been about twenty minutes and no activity.
sweat sweat sweat
The heat makes me sleepy, but if I sleep, I’ll just be laying in a warm bed, sweating profusely.
Maybe I’ll go swim for a bit.
buy a fan 😉 I kid, I kid….no AC in hot weather sucks..
I am a friend of a friend. He told me your story of starting out rving full time. We are rvers, no yet fulltimers however. A helpful hint for low voltage problems….. turn you refrigerator and water heater to propane mode and your voltage should improve. Never, never run your a/c and microwave at same time.
Cindy