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Subject Topic: Gas and Power in France ?
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05/7/2005 at 9:11am
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Hi All,

Going to La Rochelle area on West Coast of France in August. This will be our first time abroad in the tent.

We have a UK 4 way power block, it has a large round 3 pin socket on the end for connection to site power, I think its called a "commando" socket. My question is will this work in France ?

Secondly, can I take my regular "Blue" gas bottle on ferry and into France for use on gas stove ?

Thanks alot, Nick

 



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05/7/2005 at 11:18am
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We have taken our blue gas bottles on the ferry with no problems,   Sorry I cant help you with your first question.

 

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05/7/2005 at 11:35am
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Nick -

Lot of French sites do use UK type hook-ups these days - but equally, many use a continental type - any decent camping and caravanning shop will sell you a continental adapter for £5 to £10. It has a continental 2 prong plug at one end (with earth socket) and a fitting for your round 3 pin blue socket on the other.

As for your gas bottles - fine on ferry, just make sure it is switched off (and preferably disconnected).

Jon




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