Electrics and tents

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Re: Electrics and tents

Postby Rob-merlin1973 on Sun Apr 18, 2010 8:03 pm

How much was that "Braked" conversion kit again


Don't even joke about it ......... :shock:


That would mean a whole new Axl, wheels and hitch :cry:
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Re: Electrics and tents

Postby Wayne on Sun Apr 18, 2010 8:45 pm

:lol: :lol: :lol: 4.99 toaster + £200+ on trailer.



:shock: , some gas to get that back.




Nope, never took it out of the box. But, the salesperson said this tent was super easy to set up; even in windy conditions...
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Re: Electrics and tents

Postby jjthefridge on Wed Jun 30, 2010 9:29 pm

Hi,

was in B & Q last night, they've got guess about 30metre camping electric cable drum, with blue 240 round socket with rcd on £30, good price. two single sockets on drum

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Re: Electrics and tents

Postby Wayne on Thu Jul 01, 2010 12:01 am

jjthefridge wrote:Hi,

was in B & Q last night, they've got guess about 30metre camping electric cable drum, with blue 240 round socket with rcd on £30, good price. two single sockets on drum

j.j.



That seems like a good deal, is the RCD on the drum or near the plug




Nope, never took it out of the box. But, the salesperson said this tent was super easy to set up; even in windy conditions...
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Re: Electrics and tents

Postby jjthefridge on Thu Jul 01, 2010 9:08 pm

Hi,

just after plug sealed water proof, seems really good

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Re: Electrics and tents

Postby Wayne on Thu Jul 01, 2010 11:45 pm

jjthefridge wrote:Hi,

just after plug sealed water proof, seems really good

j.j.


Oh I know the one, its really watertight (inline on the cable).




Nope, never took it out of the box. But, the salesperson said this tent was super easy to set up; even in windy conditions...
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Re: Electrics and tents

Postby valleydaddy on Thu Jul 08, 2010 4:30 pm

just got the last one out of B&Q in Cardiff

look a good bit of kit, will definately be of use and easy to roll up and store etc

thanks for the heads up on this topic folks ;)
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Re: Electrics and tents

Postby dadoc2001 on Sat Jul 10, 2010 12:25 am

So if peops are unable to take advantage of B&Q'S offer what links would others give to other good value electrical hookups? I have just booked 5 days at Faskally in Perthshire that has an electrical hookup as standard in its pitch charge. May as well get a Hookup before we head out then for our electrical gubbins :lol:
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Re: Electrics and tents

Postby Wayne on Sat Jul 10, 2010 6:25 pm

Take a look at this review and if you like it click on the Amazon link for a good price of £45.

Also take a look at Towsure the have a deal on it.


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15m is usually enough, but so often it can be too short so its always worth considering an additional extension lead, this one is £22.45 and comes with a bag




Nope, never took it out of the box. But, the salesperson said this tent was super easy to set up; even in windy conditions...
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Re: Electrics and tents

Postby dadoc2001 on Sat Jul 10, 2010 10:52 pm

Thanks Wayne.

I had been looking at Sunncamp Hookups but the traditional scotsman is always trying to pay less :lol: . I have been watching a few of these on Ebay and they are going for £40-45 so clearly Towsure is the best bet. Cheers 8-)
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Re: Electrics and tents

Postby Wayne on Sun Jul 11, 2010 2:53 pm

dadoc2001 wrote:but the traditional scotsman is always trying to pay less :lol: .


:lol: :lol: :lol: , your welcome




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Re: Electrics and tents

Postby dadoc2001 on Sun Jul 11, 2010 4:13 pm

Thanks again Wayne. After 'watching' a few new (and used :o ) Sunncamp H.U's going fro around £40 BEFORE P&P decided to order directly from Towsure this afternoon (£43.95 delivered). Tent is gonna be like a home from home now :lol:
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Re: Electrics and tents

Postby ChrisR on Sun Jul 11, 2010 9:24 pm

Wayne... What's your opinion on these..

http://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/mobile-mains-kit-p155317
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Re: Electrics and tents

Postby in-a-tent on Sun Jul 11, 2010 9:31 pm

That looks like the Suncamp one we have, I assume it's a 25mA RCD not a 25A like it says in the details. (Ours has a 30mA RCD and pole 10A MCB)
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Re: Electrics and tents

Postby Wayne on Sun Jul 11, 2010 9:48 pm

in-a-tent wrote:That looks like the Suncamp one we have, I assume it's a 25mA RCD not a 25A like it says in the details. (Ours has a 30mA RCD and pole 10A MCB)


Yeh I would think it means 25mA, which is a bit delicate, 30mA is the normal and is actually the one fitted as standard and by law to dwellings. Basically it means it will allow 25mA to flow to earth (or an inbalance between L and N if you prefer) before it trips, 30mA is bad enough. When you consider that everything leaks to earth and electronic stuff is the worst.

ChrisR wrote:Wayne... What's your opinion on these..

http://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/mobile-mains-kit-p155317


Yes it looks OK from the picture, but I like to have a hold of stuff like this before I fully commit myself. What's that I ear you say, I should go to "Go Outdoors" and have a look :lol: . As Andy say's it does look like the Suncamp one which is on a sale at Towsure at the moment.




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