Amanda & Andrew haven't a clue
12 May 2007 05:23 PM
Hi,
my husband and I started caravanning only last year, and we love it. We've got an Avondale Dart 2 berth, and are currently towing with a Honda CRV. I do all the towing as my husband has health problems which mean he can't. Neither of us know a great deal about caravanning, but the thing we need to find out at the mo is can you get 12v socket adaptors? Andrew has to wear a breathing apparatus at night. We are going to invest in purchasing one that is able to run on 12v. The NHS ones are not appropriate. We would rarely have to just use 12v, but there are occassions when we would like to go to simple places where there is no hook up available. If his new machine is ok to use with 12v, but doesn't have a 12v caravan plug on it, what do we do?
any advice very gratefully received.
Amanda
Essexeddie
12 May 2007 05:31 PM An auto-electrition from yellow pages should run you in one from the van battery quite cheaply
Edd
12 May 2007 05:23 PM
Hi,
my husband and I started caravanning only last year, and we love it. We've got an Avondale Dart 2 berth, and are currently towing with a Honda CRV. I do all the towing as my husband has health problems which mean he can't. Neither of us know a great deal about caravanning, but the thing we need to find out at the mo is can you get 12v socket adaptors? Andrew has to wear a breathing apparatus at night. We are going to invest in purchasing one that is able to run on 12v. The NHS ones are not appropriate. We would rarely have to just use 12v, but there are occassions when we would like to go to simple places where there is no hook up available. If his new machine is ok to use with 12v, but doesn't have a 12v caravan plug on it, what do we do?
any advice very gratefully received.
Amanda
Essexeddie
12 May 2007 05:31 PM An auto-electrition from yellow pages should run you in one from the van battery quite cheaply
Edd
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