@strangerover
Thanks a lot for the offer. I won’t be making it that far north on this trip as we only have a week to spend over here, but I hope to go back to the Lake District next time. I’ll let you know if I’m in the area 🙂

I didn’t bother with any other cards except the Ecotricity one. Mainly out of time constraint, but also because I felt I would need a lot of cards that I probably wouldn’t use and I might end up relying on chargers that might not actually be there or work. It seems Ecotricity is, pretty reliable and when you limit yourself to the area surrounding those you should have little problem.

I’ve encountered a number of other EV owners at chargers now (all Leaf owners, were are you ZOE owners?) and all of them where quite surprised to see someone from Belgium here, but I must say that it has, been less of a challenge than I expected. Very doable indeed. The other way around might be harder, allthough Belgium shouldn’t be too much of a problem for anyone with the Blue Corner (only AC 22kW though) and Ikea chargers… And the short distances.

We didn’t encounter any major problems. We had one more ‘circuit breaker’ error on a charger that was supposedly up and the next charger was reachable but it was a bit of a stretch. In the end we made it.

I must also say that having this cable on the trip and being able to charge to car over night on camp sites was very handy. In stead of having just enough charge to get back to the first Belgian charge point, we had plenty. I’d certainly recommend getting one of these if you plan on going camping!

Cool, let us know if it does!