My theft comment was based on people telling me war-stories of having the cable pulled out and clipped from the typical RV bin while in storage, and even while parked in a truck stop or rest stop overnight, boondocking. My cables live in the locked luggage bay if they aren't in use, but I know I could "steal" the cable from my truck camper in about 15 seconds if I had a pair of bolt-cutters in the pocked of my stylishly low crotch jeans... Brian
Is that a female outlet, or a male inlet? What's on the bus end of your cable?John
... I simply replaced the female ends of the rv cord and the generator cord with 3 prong matching male ends. ...
The outlet mounted on the bay wall is a 3 wire dryer or welder type. I simply replaced the female ends of the rv cord and the generator cord with 3 prong matching male ends. That was cheaper and easier to find than the rv style ends, plus, If there was a problem, any hardware store in the country has them.
4905-- Maybe there is a misunderstanding. Are you saying that your cords have hot male ends that connect to a female fitting that goes to the breaker box, or is that female receptacle next to your breaker box just coming from the generator?