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Wireing a 50 amp service for RV

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Wireing a 50 amp service for RV Brian Conley 6-29-08  
I would like to install a 50 amp box to plug in my RV.I don't have a problem with the recepticle box but wireing to service panel is one question and the other is sizeing the wire.
Re: wireing a 50 amp service for RV rich 6-29-08  
50 amp service---4 wire IAW national Eletric Code article 550-4C

http://www.myrv.us/electric/
see this
rich in Va.
parts available Home Depot-& lowes
Re: wireing a 50 amp service for RV Les Chandler 7-5-08  
I am trying to hook up a 50 amp plugin for my motorhome. I think I understand the female end, but the hookup into the electrical panel has me worried. there are 4 wires, and the way I read everything, there are 2 hot wires. do these get hooked up to the hot terminals, and 2 to the ground?
I read that the motorhome uses 120 out of each side of the plug, but do not want any 220 going into the motorhome. Any help will be appreciated.
Les Chandler
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