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Jenniflow · 05-07-2015, 01:43 PM

Hey Brad,

this looks great. I did see that you had a fix. My problem with the 345 is that I'm already using 30 amp plug for the shore power post and would need a second 20 am plug, I guess a heavy 3-prong extension cord, for what you often find in campgrounds, that second standard outlet alongside a 30 amp outlet. But otherwise, the idea is the same, from what i can tell. But I really haven't had time to examine your post carefully yet because of many other pressures.

Thanks! I'll post what I end up doing!

raveson · 05-08-2015, 05:53 AM

Jenniflow,

It's been a long time since posting, but the power solutions I purchased from went out of business a long time ago. The system was easy to install. Have not had my 345 for a couple of years (moved to a 45" Prevost). I believe about 10 or so years ago I posted the full manual, needed parts list and how to wire from Power solutions (With their permission as they had closed their business. Check my old posts and it might have been put in the sticky thread. I no longer have the paper work but will look if I still have the files that I scanned. If I do will forward them to you.

Jenniflow · 05-08-2015, 06:08 AM

Thanks Raveson,
I remember reading a thread in which you were talking about your move to a Prevost and thinking, now THAT's a way to full-time if I ever do it again. I hope it's, well, fabulous!

I will dig around for that info as soon as I get my head out of this dark place called w-o-r-k. Not retired yet!

Thanks again.

raveson · 05-08-2015, 06:10 AM

Can't find the files, check with "crazeevw". I believe I gave him a copy of the stuff many moons ago. Good luck

mayco · 05-08-2015, 09:35 AM

I added a second shore power chord on my 310 and did a bit a rewire from the genny, nothing complicated. Works great and is really nice to have that second AC running. The rear AC now can plug into an outlet to the shore power chord or plug into an outlet powered by the genset. I added a small breaker panel to the second shore power chord for protection. That way I dont rely on the campground power pole breakers.

Mike