Thursley Common Meet

[Susie]

*wonders how she can sneak away for the night and join the party*

[Boddie]

Originally Posted by Susie

*wonders how she can sneak away for the night and join the party*

No can do. Its a gentlemans evening.

[John]

Originally Posted by Boddie

Camp site - we need camp sites. That tolerate the hum of a genny

That reminds me. I have to get a generator before the Mothing season gets under way. any suggestions on where I can get them at the right price, and which one to get?

John

[Susie]

Originally Posted by Boddie

No can do. Its a gentlemans evening.

Hrumph

[Boddie]

Either MTR or Oscar suggested Screwfix or Makro to me John

Wolf WP950 2 Stroke Generator 720W - Screwfix Direct, Everything for the Trade, Next Day!

[Boddie]

Originally Posted by Susie

Hrumph

You could always arrange your own

[Susie]

lmao. That I could.

[John]

Originally Posted by Boddie

Either MTR or Oscar suggested Screwfix or Makro to me John

Wolf WP950 2 Stroke Generator 720W - Screwfix Direct, Everything for the Trade, Next Day!

That looks good to me.

[Boddie]

I am due to get one yet John so if I beat you to it I shall let you know what my thoughts are

[Hobjob]

Originally Posted by John

That reminds me. I have to get a generator before the Mothing season gets under way. any suggestions on where I can get them at the right price, and which one to get?

John

Check the Motorhome Mags.

They vary in quietness +++++++++++++++++

The quietest and lightest are the Honda's 10eu is
I think the right code.
But as is usual in life the best cost more!!

They are usually VERY unpopular on campsites,
though tolerated on the small six unit licencenced sites
of the Caravan Club and Camping and Caravan Club
(which don't allow camping usually !).

I have an Honda for my Motorhome and could bring it
for the Thursley meet - though my MH will be still
at the repairers (serious roof leak and rot).

The Yahoo Motorhome discussion list has masses of info
on Gennies, but the search facility is flaky.