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Your 806b needs to have 420 amps of load to keep it from wet stacking if run for more than a day or so. A 50 amp RV pigtail will only be able to draw a maximum of 100 amps (50 in each leg). Unfortunately for your wallet, even loafing along with only 100 amps of draw it will drink over 2...

MEP-806b at 70 percent load produces slightly over 1000 KwH a day. The Biltmore House might use that much in a day, but it's a bit larger than most of us can afford. The 806b will also be burning 4.2 gallons x 24 hours x $3.50 a gallon = $352.80 a day for diesel. That must be SOME BIG RV! My...

MEP-806b is a 60KW set. 120 volts x 600 amps x .80 percent power factor = 60 KW Most houses have a 200 amp main panel and rarely exceed a 150 amp load with an all electric house. Some other considerations for you to think about are > 1. Fuel, the general rule is it takes 1 gallon per hour...