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Old 06-13-2015, 02:31 PM   #1
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Installed detachable power cord

My apologies to ladamski for upstaging his post about installing one of these. His post is also where I got the idea so I'll just show the finished product and let him post pictures of the entire process (as he stated in his last post).
You will notice in the picture that the plug is slightly off-kilter to the left. That's because that is where the holes lined up from the original "mouse hole" fitting. If I would have drilled new holes they would have been too close to the existing holes (or so I thought). Anyhow, it works great except the plastic locking ring is very stiff so most of the time I'll just plug it in and forget about it rather than locking it down.
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Old 06-13-2015, 06:00 PM   #2
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That looks good Skip. I just did the plug conversion about 3 weeks ago. Then I decided that because we do a lot of cold weather camping, I installed a seperate cable hatch for an extention cord to run out to the electrical box and the sole purpose is to run an electric heater on its own circuit. see the photo below
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That looks good Skip. I just did the plug conversion about 3 weeks ago. Then I decided that because we do a lot of cold weather camping, I installed a seperate cable hatch for an extention cord to run out to the electrical box and the sole purpose is to run an electric heater on its own circuit. see the photo below
Great idea! Wish I'd thought of that
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This is one of the very first mods I did to our Whitehawk. Its a real pain in the a$$ trying to pull that stupid power cord out and put it back each time. Now, unscrew the lock ring, give the plug a twist and its done. I put mine above the existing hole and plan to use the original hole for a 12A 110v cord dedicated for the microwave, if the a/c must be used at the same time.
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