Electric blanket when wild camping

[wildebus]

isnt the element on a 3 way fridge 110w ?

varies, but about that.

What's the connection to this thread?

 

[RV2MAX]

The blanket is120w so run time would be about the same per given battery size , so a rough point of reference maybe ?

 

[Pudsey Bear]

I see what you're getting at but the fridge would either be on 230 EHU or the 12v engine would be running but neither is the case of the blanky.

 

[trevskoda]

I remember getting a lecy blankie when a lad back in our old house with no heating, slipped off to bed early to try and return my ar-e from blue back to pink, total life saver.

 

[Pudsey Bear]

In my last house I had no CH or DG I had a Cannon gas miser in the lounge which was on its lowest setting all winter day and night, and a leccy over blanket on the bed, I never felt cold, this house with 3 foot thick walls, CH & DG I feel warm about three days a year on average.

 

[wildebus]

In my last house I had no CH or DG I had a Cannon gas miser in the lounge which was on its lowest setting all winter day and night, and a leccy over blanket on the bed, I never felt cold, this house with 3 foot thick walls, CH & DG I feel warm about three days a year on average.

I know different folks have different ways to warm up, but I hate breathing cold air - so relying solely on water bottles, electric blankets, warm duvets etc, were never enough for me. Had to keep my head under the covers until time to get up

 

[Pudsey Bear]

Not too keen either nowadays David.

 

[trevskoda]

Get the drills out lads, free heat.

 

[Pudsey Bear]

Go to Iceland, they use thermal NRG