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Jul 2017
11:46am, 29 Jul 2017
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Rosehip
- but with a teenager in tow this week, it was nice to have electric hook up in the tent - a lot of sites that don't take tents have mainly hard standing, must be easier to maintain ?? I'm surprised that sites don't have some sort of a hook up for back packers - the usual cable and sockets are much too big and heavy to carry but it would be easy for sites to rent the cable etc with a usb plug fitted and being able to charge a phone or run/charge a tiny light would be a nice little luxury. |
Jul 2017
1:39pm, 29 Jul 2017
7838 posts
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Garfield
Rosehip, you need a Pebble recharger. Fully charged, it can charge up a phone 4 times and could keep a USB light going nicely too. They're not too heavy either and about fist sized, flattened out. |
Jul 2017
2:09pm, 29 Jul 2017
32455 posts
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.B.
Pebbles are great and really cheap from Sports Pursuit |
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Jul 2017
2:11pm, 29 Jul 2017
7840 posts
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Garfield
Yep, get the 8800 variety.:) |
Jul 2017
8:05pm, 29 Jul 2017
5147 posts
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Helegant
Goes away to goggle the Pebble. The other variety, stick charger, is too big and heavy and doesn't carry/provide enough charge to earn a place in my pack. And yes, a usb point would be much easier than the big three pin round thing we take with us for electric hook-ups. btw, I found one 'luxury' mobile home/motorhome site that said they don't charge backpackers for pitches, will recharge small electrical devices etc free and only ask you to pay for per person extras (presumably showers). I wish more were like that. |
