How to thrive on a non 240v site!

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as maybe, but only a proportion of UK MHers...

there are many others using different forms of stopovers who move on much more quickly than those on CC sites.

Not particularly but they seem to hang around as much (or as little) as I do on CC sites

'appen so.

Thanks for the links, one question though, are these not just for motorhomes only?

I am currently a caravan owner and would like to use my van off grid if possible and without being mistaken for a member of the travelling community!

Try using non-EHU CLs. There’s no need to use lay-bys. 😀

https://www.caravanclub.co.uk/club-together/discussions/sites-touring/certificated-locations/non-ehu-sites-list/

 

Many thanks will do 👍

We decided that we didn't need an inverter as we can charge camera batteries, phones, i-pads etc using 12 volts.

 

 

I posted this somewhere else, but these were my results in the last weekend of November   

 I had my 150w roofmounted supplemented with a 40w freestanding and this on Friday put a grand total of 3. 3Ah into the battery. Sunday it was sunny and on occasions it was putting over 4amps into the battery.

It’s worth saying that the 40W panel was putting at least as much into the batteries ( 2x 90 LFB ).  To be honest a roof mounted panel does very little time of the year. Despite all this we survived 3 night’s easily and used the motor mover to get us off the pitch.   I then would have expected that the batteries would have recovered over the time in storage.  But when we used it last weekend the batteries were down at 11.4v,   This was due to opperator error, I had left the relay I use for the mover energised, and that was enough to flatten the battery.  

By contrast to the poor performance this time of year.  I have seen more than 9amps going into the batteries, just from the roof panel.   Normally in the summer by the time the solar panel could reach full output the battery is fully charged so the output is not needed.   In December my roof panel is only putting anything into the battery between 9 30 - 2 30  outside of these times the sun is too low in the sky.

 

 Thanks for all your comments