kguthrie

Update, It was the remote cable. Replaced it and everything works fine.

I have a 2000 Safari Continental, with a Xantrex Freedom 458 Inverter/Charger. My problem is this: The remote appears to be working properly except that when in charge mode it will randomly shut down 120 volt circuits and reset within seconds. The circuit that has the air conditioners is not affected only the circuit that runs microwave and tv's. Now the weird part. If I unplug the remote from the inverter everything works just fine. If I plug the remote in and turn off the charge mode everything also works fine. I have tried turning the power share down to 5 amps with same results. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Kevin, 2000 Safari Continental Cat 3126 with Allison.

If you look at the section basic Class C license. It states any housecar 40' or less. Housecar as defined in CA is motorhome. As I stated in a previous post, CA is one of the few states that you don't have to have a special license to drive a motorhome under 40' regardless of weight.

This issue comes up quite often in CA. I just retired from the California Highway Patrol after 29 years, the last 10 years as a commercial enforcement Officer. California Vehicle Code section 12804.10(a) states that a House Car (Motorhome) of 40' or less, not including the bumpers can be driven with a class C license. Over 40' requires a noncommercial class B license with a house car endorsement. No where in the law does weight come in to play with motorhomes. Towing a trailer is the same no matter what class of license you have. Under 10,000 lb GVWR trailer any license class is ok. Over 10,000 lb GVWR trailer you need a class A license.