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Subject Topic: Heating a tent
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25/8/2006 at 1:22pm
 Location: South Cheshire
 Outfit: Eriba 320GT
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Quote: Originally posted by bryan_k on 24/8/2006
a nice chubby lass in the sleeping bag works for me

I have had my chubby lass for 27 years and found her to be the most sucessfull - but most expensive and often tempermental - cost me thousand a year to run and often requires extended retail therpy to keep her happy.

The black Cat works extremely well but it does generate additional moisture and thus condensation on cold nights.

If you have an EHU then a fan heater would be the best as it is heating the eair around you and thus not generating additional moisture.



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25/8/2006 at 2:48pm
 Location: essex
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We are interested in using electric hook up in our tent to run the fridge and sometimes a fire but don't know anything about this.  Do we just buy the equipment and off we go and is it safe if it is raining hard and there is a risk of things getting wet. Sorry to be so ignorant but everyone we know uses a caravan or doesn't camp and if you don't ask you never find out!!


25/8/2006 at 3:57pm
 Location: South Cheshire
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Quote: Originally posted by joe1 on 25/8/2006
We are interested in using electric hook up in our tent to run the fridge and sometimes a fire but don't know anything about this.  Do we just buy the equipment and off we go and is it safe if it is raining hard and there is a risk of things getting wet. Sorry to be so ignorant but everyone we know uses a caravan or doesn't camp and if you don't ask you never find out!!
If you buy the equipment from a reputable camping our outdoor specialist it is perfectly safe. The units have well shielded plugs and sockets as well as "trips" instead of fuses.

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25/8/2006 at 4:59pm
 Location: walsall
 Outfit: Eldiss Superstorm
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are these safe with kids around?????.


25/8/2006 at 5:02pm
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how about a small fire in the tent



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25/8/2006 at 7:59pm
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Quote: Originally posted by vicky10 on 25/8/2006
are these safe with kids around?????.

Hi Vicky

They are as safe as the electrics in your own home. With any electrical equipment - in a tent, garden or home, you have to respect it.



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