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How many gas bottles .can you take in moterhome on ferrys and what type of gas is best for france and spain.
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my lpg tank is 200 litres,, do i have to go with less then??Most ferries it is 47kg of gas max of 3 cylinders that must be adequately secured.
Every country has it's own gas bottles and they are not interchangeable, re-fillable cylinders are the best option if traveling through various countries, depends how much gas you use.
That's about a 100kg so the answer is yes, max is 47kg.my lpg tank is 200 litres,, do i have to go with less then??
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Two 6 kgs last us about 8 weeks in Spain in the winter. Think most is used on heating. BUSBY.Thanks lenny. Will be going for about 7 to 8 weeks . Will be useing electric sparingly if metered . Will be anewbie touring with moterhome. by the way we have looked at your photos of france2014 . Great .
I've not seen ferries give a limit especially where it is used for propulsion too. Only that it must be turned off.my lpg tank is 200 litres,, do i have to go with less then??
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Brilliant..thanksYou can get free bottles from Supermarket Chains (we use Super U) in France, you need only pay for the gas. You will then need to buy a French regulator from a Brick o Mat or some such. It is then simply a matter of finding the nearest Super U (there are hundreds) when you need a refill.
We have a tee piece with a Calor regulator and a French one piped together, we simply swap between them.
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