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Leisure electrics part 2.
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<blockquote data-quote="fallingoffalot" data-source="post: 638157" data-attributes="member: 28771"><p>Something I noticed over the last few days when I was in Cornwall, is that a 12V 3-way fridge eats the leisure battery when parked up at the beach all day. Compounded by the fact that I was only driving 1-5 miles each day to the beach and back so not really replenishing it. I had hook-up at the campsite, so could have attached my battery charger if I'd remembered it. I guess solar panels would solve this (as long as it's sunny).</p><p></p><p>A vacuum cleaner sounds like a good idea, just to get all the sand out so I don't end up with it all in my sleeping bag!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="fallingoffalot, post: 638157, member: 28771"] Something I noticed over the last few days when I was in Cornwall, is that a 12V 3-way fridge eats the leisure battery when parked up at the beach all day. Compounded by the fact that I was only driving 1-5 miles each day to the beach and back so not really replenishing it. I had hook-up at the campsite, so could have attached my battery charger if I'd remembered it. I guess solar panels would solve this (as long as it's sunny). A vacuum cleaner sounds like a good idea, just to get all the sand out so I don't end up with it all in my sleeping bag! [/QUOTE]
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