Electrophile, surely! Certainly use 15amp breaker as already advised. Also, try to find a "fast" breaker that allows a minimum of overload. There are breakers and breakers. Some are designed to allow

mike.motorhome wrote: Well, they probably do know. I'd be surprised if someone from Lunar isn't keeping a quiet eye on all this. Mike, I have read every page on your website, and I'm going to offer

Thanks, Andy, A useful bit of kit. Being the cause of a power shut-down can be quite embarrassing. My 600W kettle tripped the supply at Clères. It had gone "leaky" and tripped the earth leakage

There's one on this page: www.intacaravans.co.uk/acatalog/Misc_Electric_Products.html Andy Clarke -- www.ukmotorhomes.net - The UK Motorhome Website www.motorhomemarket.co.uk - The Motorhome

I am intrigued to know what this device is, Chris, or what it does and how. Please provide a link. TIA -- ErnB Bristol

Especially ............... In Spain it can be as low as 2 Amps. Ray Stables

Buy Premium Bonds. No interest, but a £30,000 bond should, statistically speaking, win a prize every month. Anything from £50 to £1M. And it will not go walkies. -- ErnB Bristol

If you are willing to pay for it (£80 - £90) and have it installed I suggest (exactly?) what you need is the IVR Fuse Control (from Grade or order via caravan dealers) --- we have had in one use for

Ernest wrote: And of course the cash will be ever-so-safe in a bank. Great interest rates on offer in Iceland, I hear ....

wrote: Did they ever? I repeat; If politics worked, the world would be at peace. Its peoples happy, healthy, well housed, well educated and free. The only time in my whole 76 years when such

I've just come across www.keepmoving.co.uk You can input the start and end of a journey, and as well as calculating the route and giving traffic info, it will also find the 3 cheapest filling

On Sun 12 October 2008 09:50 Martin wrote In message <gcrmce+67n6@...>, Tom <salmont@...> writes How did you get to

In message <gcrmce+67n6@...>, Tom <salmont@...> writes How did you get to Tangiers? Martin -- Bennett House

Don Madge wrote: This was featured on our TV news here in Kent last week. I like going to Boulogne and had hoped to use if for day trips as I don't live far from Dover, but the sailing times (there

Ernie, my blood just ran cold... When I was a spark in Cardiff in the late 80's, one of my jobs was to work out how large a supply we needed or the various factories our company owned. We had to order

Looks like a bit more competition on the short see crossing. http://directferries.co.uk/news/2008october.htm#L1 Don

This new Sony e-book is nothing new. I've been reading e-books for about 10 years, thanks to my Palm PDAs. If you get a Palm Treo mobile phone/PDA you can download the books with the need for a

I did my 1st aid course with St Johns Ambulance and they offer cheap insurance cover in case you are sued by someone that you treat (so long as you maintain your training)... Maybe be a double-edged