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heres an idea to try.

http://www.thehotone.co.uk/index.html

looks good for winter.

floppy

Quote: Originally posted by floppy01 on 01/7/2007

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heres an idea to try.

http://www.thehotone.co.uk/index.html

looks good for winter.

floppy

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HOW MUCH  

£169.99 + p&p and then messing about with the gas boiler and battery powered pump. . .

Thanks, but no thanks!

Bob

We were cold on our first night away at half-term because we paid for EHU only to get there and find signs everywhere saying don't use electric heaters because site supply was only 6 amp.

Our next campsite we've booked is a C&CC site - are they all 10 or 13 amp? We're going to the one at Clitheroe. I wouldn't like to be in a position again where we didn't have any heat. We thought about a Black Cat as backup but after the safety recall on these, have been put off a bit.

It's a pity you can't have dynamo wind-up heaters like the torches!!

Quote: Originally posted by kippygirl on 02/7/2007

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We were cold on our first night away at half-term because we paid for EHU only to get there and find signs everywhere saying don't use electric heaters because site supply was only 6 amp.

Our next campsite we've booked is a C&CC site - are they all 10 or 13 amp? We're going to the one at Clitheroe. I wouldn't like to be in a position again where we didn't have any heat. We thought about a Black Cat as backup but after the safety recall on these, have been put off a bit.

It's a pity you can't have dynamo wind-up heaters like the torches!!

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All C&CC sites are 10A or 16A,worth giving individual sites a call to clarify what there one is..Wind up heaters now that would be a good idea !! would have to last all night on one wind though !!

as an alternative to a heater if you ever find yourself on a site with low amps, then take along a gas lamp as they throw off a bit of heat also.

it isn't ideal, but as a source of heat then it works fine.