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Posted: 20.06.2023  ·  #1
Lidl have these little guys for sale at the weekend, anyone ever use them, are they any good.
 


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Posted: 21.06.2023  ·  #2
They’re bound to be worth taking a chance on for not much money ,when having hookup abroad


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Posted: 13.10.2023  ·  #3
I picked up one of these, only to discover another one buried in the bowels of the van
 

This is the latest one,it has a misting effect, it's operating voltage is 12V x 220V ,but I had a multi adapter for the Cig socket so it can work off the 12V no need for EHU or inverter.
 


The older one came with a 220V to usb-c. but it's operating voltage is 5V. so now it can be used from a wall mounted 5volt USEB socket.( USB to USB-C cables weren't readily available when I got it )
 

 


They both worked well with the van closed down for the night, comfortable enough to sleep,with the daytime Tempt, over 36 deg
 
 
 

I also picked up an oscillating tower fan 220V x 36 Watt, no problem using it off the Inverter, it worked well moving the air around and quite enough at night, to sleep.

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