Help me understand the physics of running anything larger than 10 gauge wire to the 7-pin? I ask because the trailer wiring charge line is probably not larger than 10 gauge (that's the largest I've seen in any installation, but I'll admit I don't know what FR put in the R-Pod).
In other words, if you run 6 gauge in the TV, but the TT has 10 gauge, does it do any good?
On a semi-related note: if the fridge and battery charging are drawing more amperage than the 10 gauge can provide, do you run the risk of overheating the wire?
On a semi-semi-related note: my TV has solid-core 10 gauge copper to the 7-pin, I understand this can carry higher amperage (and heat) than stranded and may be comparable to 8 gauge stranded copper (or stranded copper-coated aluminum)
Thanks