Question... Is it 'hard wired' to the battery? How's it set up? Tks.Quote:
Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD
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Question... Is it 'hard wired' to the battery? How's it set up? Tks.Quote:
Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD
I think he just means the oven itself is mounted permanently in his car mate. He loves his hot jam donuts Rossco!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by DX grunt
They come standard with the normal ciggy plug which actually doesn't pop out unlike the waeco plugs.
Not sure if anyone's done an Anderson plug swap though???
Everything in mine gets swapped out for andersons. Best invention ever they are and would certainly swap to one when i get a travel buddyQuote:
Originally Posted by AB
I disagree...Quote:
Originally Posted by lucus30
I thoroughly enjoy stressing that my fridge has turned off whilst travelling and when touring for long distances find my fridge has been off for 5 hours. I love it!!!
ha ha case in point. Want me to come round and put one on your fridge AB?Quote:
Originally Posted by AB
And now i just want jam donuts thanks Andy!!!!
Do you think that swapping to Anderson's will void the warranty?Quote:
Originally Posted by lucus30
Very good question and honestly I'm unsure. Generally if i'm concerned I buy another cord so i can still send it back with an original cord and plug.Quote:
Originally Posted by DX grunt
That's what i did with my fridge any way
I dont have the travel buddy but a US 12v oven, forget the brand but it opens up like a lunchbox.
From frozen, will cook a standar meat pie in around 40 mins which is great while wheeling
rossco ,mate get your self oneQuote:
Originally Posted by dx grunt
when you go off road to the verge
and duck the pot holes your lunch will be ready
i use the anderson plug on mine
and a fuse its straight of the battery and fused
there as well works a treat
OK, you pressured me into getting..... http://www.12-24voltovens.com.au/tra...t-marine-oven/ lolQuote:
Originally Posted by roofy
I beat you by about 5 mins and have put my order in. hahaha
Interesting to read what the instructions give you the options for power.
I spend too much money on 'roadhouse' food and this'll solve the problem. I can see myself pre-cooking a fair bit of my camping food and vac-sealing it and using the oven heaps. I think I'll be able to cut down my pots and frypan to one of each. lol
Is this product a 'battery drainer' or is it reasonable?