welding on the camper

[sleepyT]

Never used the Anti-Zap...Welded for several years...As usual have to agree with Lloyd...I think if you disconnected the battery terminals and the shore power all your electronics should be safe...

[Lloyd]

Originally Posted by Steve7

Im still trying to figure out what a Wielder is...can't find it in the dictionary.

I was wondering the same thing---just not quite ready to go there ---yet.

Tommy, I've welded for years also. I was never fortunate enough to be able to go to school and become certified. Let alone make it to the first semester.

[sleepyT]

Originally Posted by Lloyd

I was wondering the same thing---just not quite ready to go there ---yet.

Tommy, I've welded for years also. I was never fortunate enough to be able to go to school and become certified. Let alone make it to the first semester.

Lloyd
I was certified and welded in Pennsylvania Power & Light's nucular plant at Burwick Pa. and never used the devise Mark listed in his post...I must also say that was in the early 90's and things might have changed since that time...

[Allen repinski]

Thanks to all of you.
I will worry less about frying the electronics on our camper now.

[moore_rvers]

Originally Posted by Allen repinski

What needs to be done to prevent damage to electronic components when welding on a recreational vehicle?

I've welded on my bumpers and frames and never disconnected anything. I've never had an issue.

[Allen repinski]

Thanks to everyone for your advice.

[Papa-T]

Originally Posted by moore_rvers

I've welded on my bumpers and frames and never disconnected anything. I've never had an issue.

x2 Here

[2slick]

Originally Posted by moore_rvers

I've welded on my bumpers and frames and never disconnected anything. I've never had an issue.

Same here. Just ground as close to the place you're gonna weld as possible.