Lpg gas useage

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Was at the frog meet Thursday till mon noon ,heating on most of the time fridge ,and kettle used ,
£6 to fill 10*00 litres used great value I think
Battery only flashed low on Monday am ,all led lights ,2x 110 amp battery’s really good
 
Impressive allways interested how much folks get out of their gas/leccy stores
 
Slightly off topic but I noticed during my ventures out and about Oct/Nov that my batteries weren’t lasting as long as last autumn. The batteries are over 2 years old and I thought they were maybe on their last legs and may need changing.
On my return home last week I decided to use the reconditioning mode on my Ctek charger. The manual recommends you do this once a year.
After the batteries were charged I disconnected my ehu, put the heating on and the tv and a few of the led lights. Well have to say the charger appears to have done what it says on the box for want of a better word.
Had the heating, tv etc running for 15 hours until 11.00pm with very little input from the solar panel to the batteries.
The next morning I checked the batteries and they were showing 12.65 volts so I’m a happy chappie lol.
 
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I think our two gas bottles fornicate in the night and have gas babies, we hardly ever fill up and it's not like we are stingy with the gas. I don't even bother looking around for the cheapest, would burn more in diesel than save on gas.
 
izwozral said:
I think our two gas bottles fornicate in the night and have gas babies, we hardly ever fill up and it's not like we are stingy with the gas. I don't even bother looking around for the cheapest, would burn more in diesel than save on gas.
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too much clanking going on you would know about it
 
The laird said:
Was at the frog meet Thursday till mon noon ,heating on most of the time fridge ,and kettle used ,
£6 to fill 10*00 litres used great value I think
Battery only flashed low on Monday am ,all led lights ,2x 110 amp battery’s really good
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That's very good. I had my heating on from Saturday noon until around Mon Noon, running most of time, and used around 5L of oil. At normal diesel prices that would have been £6.50 (I use Kerosene so cost about £3.00)
 
wildebus said:
That's very good. I had my heating on from Saturday noon until around Mon Noon, running most of time, and used around 5L of oil. At normal diesel prices that would have been £6.50 (I use Kerosene so cost about £3.00)
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Put a touch of oil in it,either cooking oil ,two stroke or diesel redex,for lubing the pump.:wave:
 
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