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04/4/2007 at 2:45pm
 Location: Hull
 Outfit: gelert lokon vario 5 & toyota previa
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    hi all

       new to all this just bought  new tent going camping first time can you tell us if the 2 ringed electric hobs are any good or shoulld i get gas cooker

                                                    gavin + dee



04/4/2007 at 5:10pm
 Location: wirral
 Outfit: vango diablo 600 + vango albany600
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don't know about the electric hobs but everyone seems to have the gas cookers,we have a gas  one and we cook all sorts on it.you can't always get an elec hook up on all the sites

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04/4/2007 at 5:25pm
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Agreed, if you get an electric one you will end up with both

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04/4/2007 at 6:27pm
 Location: manchester
 Outfit: Swift Duette 2 berth caravan
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gas would be better because it cools down quicker and can be controlled

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04/4/2007 at 7:21pm
 Location: wrexham
 Outfit: outwell sv8 conway corniche
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gas everytime much easier to control turn off burner turn off at bottle  off you go

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04/4/2007 at 8:40pm
 Location: Norfampton
 Outfit: Outwell Norfolk Lake & Hartford M
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Gas is better because you can still use it if on a site without EHU.


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04/4/2007 at 8:50pm
 Location: cornwall
 Outfit: Outwell Hartford XXL and canopy
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 With an electric hob the flex would be a hazzard if you were outside and a fire risk if you were inside the tent. Electric rings remain hot for a long time.



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04/4/2007 at 9:19pm
 Location: Crieff Scotland
 Outfit: Wild Country Homestead 5
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I'd have to go with gas too, but bear in mind you need decent ventilation when using a gas stove and they can also cause a little more condensation when camping in colder weather.

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04/4/2007 at 10:49pm
 Location: Hull
 Outfit: gelert lokon vario 5 & toyota previa
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thanx to all replys will go for the gas one thanx again this is great site for getting goood advice from

                          gavin + dee



05/4/2007 at 12:23am
 Location: Portsmouth
 Outfit: 1991 Elddis Vogue SL
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With a two ringed electric hob, you are more than likely to trip the site breakers or fuses as occasionally you may be limited to as little as 3 Amps (720 Watts) on some sites. I also agree with the above comments about electrical safety in tents.

Rob



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09/4/2007 at 8:45am
 Location: North east
 Outfit: Cabanon Pacific Cabanon Eloise
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Gas cooker definitely.

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