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Agree with Opensauce..
..and as you have a trailer tent, you'll presumably be using campsites of sorts anyway?..so unless you have a real NEED to be camping off-grid, then at the times of the year when heating is necessary, I'd just base any outings around places with *hook-up...
*That doesn't mean that you'll need to be paying top dollar for all-singing-and-dancing sites either ..there are plenty of small, "casual" sites and CLs/CSs etc about and for the extra few quid a night that ehu may cost, messing with the likes generators , extra batteries etc etc, hardly seems worth the bother.
(with our previous MHs, come the half decent weather, we could easily manage off ehu for over a week at a time...although I admit, we didn't have a "blender"  ..and I don't think I'd be overly chuffed if a 'site-neighbour fired up a generator to power one... ).
Post last edited on 13/01/2016 12:41:27
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Topic: Best alternative power source?
