HOUX POWER CABLE LEADS USAGE /LENGTH/ NEEDED

[porschec2]

CAN ANY ONE GIVE ME ANY IDEA OF THE LENGTHS NEEDED FOR POWER HOOKUP IN THE TVR AREA OF HOUX CAMPSITE IN METRES.

[Big Al.]

Shhhhhh! it's rude to SHOUT!

HTH.

[Pacey]

A 50m reel will do you, the longer the better.

We had a 30m cable last year and it only just reached to the edge of our pitch, then someone parked on it.

[Hormone]

porschec2 said:

CAN ANY ONE GIVE ME ANY IDEA OF THE LENGTHS NEEDED FOR POWER HOOKUP IN THE TVR AREA OF HOUX CAMPSITE IN METRES.

Depend on how long the lead is on your hairdrier.

[//j17]

I wouldn't worry about it too much - just take a few multi-blocks (depending what you are planning to power), the longer the better and some adaptor plugs (as you could be daisy chaning off of a UK or an European multi-block).

If you come up short Carrefour sell (worryingly) cheap French extensions to get the extra meters you need.

[eps]

see here : http://www.tvr-car-club.co.uk/images/archives/NewH...

HTH

[Tyre Smoke]

That's lovely eps, but it doesn't help much. What do the green/yellow/blue dots signify?

[Truckosaurus]

Blue dot = Water
Yellow dot = Electric
Green dot = water + electric = turmoil.

[Tyre Smoke]

Truckosaurus said:

Blue dot = Water
Yellow dot = Electric
Green dot = water + electric = turmoil.

Really? Great, we are about 10metres from a green dot.

[Rude-boy]

Tyre Smoke said:

Truckosaurus said:

Blue dot = Water
Yellow dot = Electric
Green dot = water + electric = turmoil.

Really? Great, we are about 10metres from a green dot.

We'll look out for the sparks and smoke there then

[//j17]

Truckosaurus said:

Blue dot = Water
Yellow dot = Electric
Green dot = water + electric = turmoil.

Actually I think it may be
Blue dot = Electric
Yellow dot = Water

At least last year we looked and out pitch was next to a yellow dot and we though - electric, perfect. When we got there the pitch matched the map...but it was quite clearly NOT an electric point but something all together wetter.

[Tyre Smoke]

But green is still both?