Review on Camco 21050 Heavy Duty PowerGrip Maximizer 45 AMP Adapter - Efficiently Boost RV Power with Combined 15 & 30 AMP Outlets (55025) by Robert Mac

Here's what I know about this cable: 1) If you connect it to a generator, the other pin cable will NOT get hot! MANY of these reviews say so. I will post pictures to show that this is simply not true. 2) The end of a standard 120V plug is connected to ground, hot to one of the 50A hot pins (left is hot if it points to ground) and the neutral end to neutral. , all this can be observed on VOM.3) The RV30 connector connects earth to earth, hot to another hot 50A and neutral to neutral. tied to the ground at the end of RV 50A. Running two INVERTER GENERATORS (I know most people use this when camping), a Ryobi 1800/2300 and a Predator 3500, I found that the AC voltage was different on EACH pin of the 50A plug and this contact matched the voltages of the connected generator. It's good. He must be able to operate each branch of the load field separately up to the maximum operating power of each generator. I also found that they are not phase locked like parallel oscillators. I don't have an oscilloscope, but when I monitor the AC voltage BETWEEN HOT with an AC voltmeter, I can see that it fluctuates between 0 and 245 volts. This DOES NOT support a 220/240 volt circuit so do not attempt to run dryers!