subject: Caravanning: A Guide To Setting Off! [print this page] Looking for a carefree life on the open road? Then a convoy is the right choice. But when it comes to a car, either as a hobby or lifestyle, there are some things you should know.
First, check if you need service on your rig, you do not want to fall in the middle of nowhere.
One of the most important things you need to run a convoy is your power, and now, most sites have a supply which can be contacted, in which case you'll need to force a good length of cable (about 20 -30 meters to go), but if you are in the garden without a link, you will need to achieve an electrical back-up plan, and a battery of 110 AH will do the job. Has enough power to keep all your electrical appliances work, remember to always keep it on charge when not in use.
Make sure you have the correct chemical toilet, and this is necessary, you do not want to live in bad odors and unhealthy atmosphere. Chemicals are added to the system easily, just check the instructions on the bottle before adding it to your toilet.
Make sure you always have a gas cylinder parts. And can be purchased at the site more gas containers Caravan, but you do not want to be left to chance and we have nothing to cook with.
One of the necessities of life (ie fixed or on the road) is water, you have two water tanks, great for both drinking water and water used, and still most camps have water supply, and for this you will need a large hose (10 meters), but you do not want to dry.
Everything else at hand to be in a convoy is your first aid kit, and most of the time will be in the middle of nowhere with no doctor on the horizon is at hand with medical supplies, paracetamol, dressings and bandages, antiseptic cream etc. I was also referring to that you get proof of the basic first aid to help with injuries or reactions that may occur. Remember, your health and it is very important to ensure, as convoy and your first aid kit on the service before a journey, and should be fully equipped at all times.
We should all have a convoy of fire safety equipment, make sure your home away from home at the time a fire extinguisher and fire blankets. Then remember that water does not fire, oil or electricity. As always prevention is better than cure so make sure your caravan is fitted with smoke alarms in your work. I suggest that this first aid kit, batteries and fire extinguishers are checked on a regular basis to ensure they do not run more if needed!
It until you have everything you need to get started on the road. As long as you stick to this easy to follow steps, make sure you store the food and drinks, fuel and check regularly if you need to provide your funeral services must be in travel hassle free, no matter what the weather!
