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electric hookups...
need to get one for our van, any advice or tips on best value, best place to buy etc........
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if you are making a lead, if it's over 15m best use 2.5mm arctic flex, other wise 1.5 will be fine! for the whole set up if you know what you are doing, screwfix seel everything you need, if you don't know what you are doing or are even a little unsure please do not try it your self. there is a fella on here who does a mobile serviceing thing and can do electrics think he's called pete. if you can wait bring it to the techy weekend and i'll give you a hand!
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http://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/ are doing a 3 socket mobile mains kit for £59.00 at the mo.if you dont fancy drilling holes in your van
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Have to agree, we don't bother with hook up for weekends. They are good for longer breaks, though you could make do if you had to. The hook up makes thing a bit easier, toaster(my grill is worse than a Westys), kettle, hair straightners, mains electric light, hair dryer. fan for when it's hot, heater for when it's cold, mini oven so we could have a "proper" roast and an Iron to name some of the electrical things we have taken at one time or another. And although the fridge runs better on gas I feel safer with it on electric. Most of the above you can do without but on a 2 or 3 week trip the little luxuries are important.
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