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I believe the problem is that there are two sides to any regulator on gas items, the high before the reg and the low pressure after. So that means that in most cases we only want one reg in the lineup.
Passing the gas through a reg to lower from the high tank pressure to the low most things use is normal but passing it through a second reg, usually means you get too little pressure and flow.
Two solutions seem to work. Tap in before the first reg with a line as suggested or avoid using a second reg at the grill and just let the reg already on the Rv do the pressure change.
Do you see a way to remove the current grill reg to avoid the double reg question?
That also means you can't use the grill at home on a propane bottle as many like to do.
That was what we wanted as we liked to just have one grill and load it when we wanted it on trips---but that did not fit, so we switched and bought a second grill for the RV use, rather than go to the trouble of adding second connection to tap before the RV reg.
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Richard
Why no RV year, make and floorplan on MY signature as we suggest for others?
I currently DO NOT have one! 
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