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Quote: Originally posted by mike.wilkinson on 07/3/2010quote

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On a side note, is it acceptable to ask a warden or fellow camper (on EHU) to allow us to charge our battery. We obviously have our own charger & would happily pay a fee. ... Just need a socket to plug it into

interesting question that, personally i would have no problem with doing it but how long would you need to charge it if you where only doing it once after seven days?
i overcame the problem by having the battery secured in my car boot and a ext lead from one of my twin sockets to my caravan,then even the shortest run from day one puts some charge in and you don't have to move the battery every time you go out.

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Quote: Originally posted by mike.wilkinson on 07/3/2010i overcame the problem by having the battery secured in my car boot and a ext lead from one of my twin sockets to my caravan,then even the shortest run from day one puts some charge in and you don't have to move the battery every time you go out.

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Quote: Originally posted by tentage on 07/3/2010

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The fuel cell looks über-cool...but no price tag. Dare I even ask?

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If you are charging a battery from the mains you will use approx 1/2 to 1 amp max. So the cost will be approx 20-50 P in electricity.  This makes the cost of buying fuel cells, solar panels etc seem rather expensive.

Regards all, Bob.