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When we camped, we had the RCD in the tent in the corner with a multi extension for the 3 way fridge, ONE fan heater and TV. Cooking any extra heating was all done with gas. Just a friendly warning though....... Last year, when we camped, we had to camp the week before Jubilee because we couldn't get time off for the BH. Anyway, just watching others arrive as the week went on, campers - not caravaners were pulling out (from only what we saw), 2 ring electric hobs, halogen hobs, electric slow cooker, halogen radient heaters and upright fan heaters and electric KETTLES!!!! There were 2 'ring mains' to the site, one side - mainly 'vans, the other - mainly tents. Once everyone was 'settled' for the evening, the fun started, tripping! From about 6-7pm you'd get 15mins between trips. The warden had to come out and tell everyone to turn everything off for a short while - the main cable at the meter was near enough melting off the wall!!!! Long post I know but, you maybe frowned on if you're using too many lekky things.
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Damned if I do...
Damned if I don't!!!!
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Topic: how do you do your electric
