Africa Wild

wanted to camp there next weekend but fully booked

Amoli wrote:
Being without electricity, how does one charge your camera batteries

I use a car cigarette lighter inverter which can also charge from a car battery and has a usb charger included. An absolute essential for me to pack and bring from the UK.

Example product:

http://www.maplin.co.uk/p/maplin-12v-mo ... tAodw1UA4g

Hope it helps.

Thank you very much for the advice Seiont.

thank you
is it also available during the night (I think of the laptop... direct on the battery)

Thanks Seiont

Tsendze is on the cards for a first visit

You can use the inverter with the car engine off but it may drain your battery. I only use it with the engine on. When driving in Kruger I have the inverter continually connected and do a 'device shuffle' to keep cameras/laptop/phone always charged. I find this approach works well. I did have to buy a new laptop battery a while back as the old one no longer retained charge for long.

I'm scheming and will hopefully get back to SA this November/December. Fingers crossed!

Seiont wrote:You can use the inverter with the car engine off but it may drain your battery. I only use it with the engine on. When driving in Kruger I have the inverter continually connected and do a 'device shuffle' to keep cameras/laptop/phone always charged. I find this approach works well. I did have to buy a new laptop battery a while back as the old one no longer retained charge for long.

I'm scheming and will hopefully get back to SA this November/December. Fingers crossed!

thank you

Richprins wrote:

Him and Frank at Pafuri, and Precious at Letaba....and and!

and TITUS NKUNA at Balule who taught them all

The only thing wrong with Tsendze is that there is a fence..There should be at least one UNFENCED camp for us Wilderness Lovers to enjoy ala Botswana etc..LOVE TSENDZE to bits ...Campsite 26

This looks almost wild