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RE: Has anyone had a power cut - Scared - 05-13-2015 (05-13-2015, 12:40 PM)Clay L Wrote: We lived full time in our motor home for 12 years staying in RV parks most of the time and had power outages from time to time. I usually woke up fairly quickly. I had an inverter and two large house batteries so I just started the inverter and went back to sleep. We are going to Greece in our Motorhome(RV) for two months, lets hope I can sort something. Will my Machine work in America do you know? Thank you for your reply. Lynn RE: Has anyone had a power cut - Robert Wilson - 05-13-2015 I have just had a power failure. The power was off for a little over an hour, but at the time I did not know how long before it would resume. So I spent the night in my easy chair with no dammage done. My real advice would be to purchase a small diesel powered generator. Total you wattage use, then buy OVER WHAT YOU MAY NEED. You may later need an Ox2 concentrator and power it also. Why diesel? The engines last forever. Fuel is never a problem,(used cooking oil may be used in a pinch). RW RE: Has anyone had a power cut - Robert Wilson - 05-13-2015 You will have to check with your travel agent to find the answer to your question of whether your C-pap may work in Greece,some respiratory equipment have a easy way to change to 50 cycle from 60 cycle, and there are gimmicks that will do the same,does your RV float? How will you get to Greece with it? (curious) P.S. Your RV may not be compatible with Greece's current, nor will your power cord from the RV. Please keep me updated, you have my complete attention. RW RE: Has anyone had a power cut - Mark Douglas - 05-13-2015 Ships ship vehicles every day. Was around $1.5k/USD each to ship our cars to a Caribbean island and $1k for the return trip. RE: Has anyone had a power cut - Scared - 05-14-2015 (05-13-2015, 04:55 PM)Robert Wilson Wrote: You will have to check with your travel agent to find the answer to your question of whether your C-pap may work in Greece,some respiratory equipment have a easy way to change to 50 cycle from 60 cycle, and there are gimmicks that will do the same,does your RV float? How will you get to Greece with it? (curious) P.S. Your RV may not be compatible with Greece's current, nor will your power cord from the RV. Please keep me updated, you have my complete attention. RW Hi Robert, I live in the Alps in France so drive down to Ancona in Italy, from here about 5 hours, then we go on the ferry, it takes about 23 hours and you can camp on board. Lynn RE: Has anyone had a power cut - OMyMyOHellYes - 05-14-2015 (05-14-2015, 02:32 AM)Scared Wrote: Hi Robert, I live in the Alps in France so drive down to Ancona in Italy, from here about 5 hours, then we go on the ferry, it takes about 23 hours and you can camp on board. Lynn OMG - that is like the ultimate redneck dream: campin' in a motorhome **ON** a boat. OMMOHY RE: Has anyone had a power cut - truetopath - 05-14-2015 (05-14-2015, 07:49 AM)OMyMyOHellYes Wrote:(05-14-2015, 02:32 AM)Scared Wrote: Hi Robert, I live in the Alps in France so drive down to Ancona in Italy, from here about 5 hours, then we go on the ferry, it takes about 23 hours and you can camp on board. Lynn I think I just found my dream vacation!! RE: Has anyone had a power cut - iSnore - 05-14-2015 (05-14-2015, 07:49 AM)OMyMyOHellYes Wrote: OMG - that is like the ultimate redneck dream: campin' in a motorhome **ON** a boat. Not a motorhome... but certainly redneck... RE: Has anyone had a power cut - Mark Douglas - 05-14-2015 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Za63ltkMGGE CAMI Terra Wind Amphibious Motorcoach RE: Has anyone had a power cut - Clay L - 05-14-2015 (05-13-2015, 01:55 PM)Scared Wrote:(05-13-2015, 12:40 PM)Clay L Wrote: We lived full time in our motor home for 12 years staying in RV parks most of the time and had power outages from time to time. I usually woke up fairly quickly. I had an inverter and two large house batteries so I just started the inverter and went back to sleep. Take look at this site HERE . It shows 240 vac at 50 hz with a two prong plug - round prongs. You might want to check the info on your machines wall wart/power supply that plugs into the wall. Many are good for 120 vac to 240 vac and 50 to 60 Hz. If so an adapter for the plug would be all you would need. I would think your biggest problem will be connecting your RV at RV parks. |