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I raised this question some time ago & the consensus of opinion was that our Continental campers would not be very co-operative. Presumerably due to who pays what for usage on the meter.
Obviously if you are sharing with a friend it would be a useful bit of kit seeing that most aires have limited sockets.
Me, if I was desperate, I would offer to pay the whole charge.
Forrester.
Hi All,
While on this subject, I always wonder, when on the French Aires, what the EHU Amp loading is. Does anyone know what the average is eg., 10A, 16A? Honfleur is a good example, I hadn't got a clue what the max. loading (Amps) was.
I stand to be corrected here but the connections on bornes themselves usually only have enough power to maybe keep your fridge going and/or charge your battery.
Certainly no where near 16amps.
Hi There, the members of continental clubs all carry one, and expect to use it on their "rallies", they also tend to carry much longer and thinner cables, and are not used to our "need" (or ability) to use the full 10 or 13 amps on a single unit. I've just bought one, after 4 years of trying to explain this UK trait.
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they can't do that if its wired in to yours . jud
