I think that's going to be the plan at some time in the future, maybe this winter. What I really want to do is run a conduit under ground to where the RV is par

I think that's going to be the plan at some time in the future, maybe this winter. What I really want to do is run a conduit under ground to where the RV is parked and connect an 8 gauge wire through it, and also an ethernet cable. This way I can wire the RV generator's start button directly to the electrical system. The control unit has an auto start function, so when the batteries get to critical level, rather then shutting down, it automatically starts the generator and charges the battery until they reach ~ 80% capacity. This way I don't have to worry about it and have to turn it on manually. I already found all the manuals and figured out the connections, just have not gotten around to implementing it yet. The 3 extension cords were a temporary workable solution, something I could implement that day, when we run out of electricity for the first time. I had the tools, and tested it with one cord, and 2 and 3, it worked well enough to where I could sleep at night, not that you can really sleep at night with the generator running, that thing is loud. :) Now, with more resources, and more time to plan it out, I think I am going to make a more permanent solution. But you know how what they say about temporary solutions: "There is nothing more permanent then a temporary solution" :)