Mainly with frozen pies etc... When they defrost they steam up a bit and these ovens are water tight. (great for steaming dim sims and hot dogs)Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
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Mainly with frozen pies etc... When they defrost they steam up a bit and these ovens are water tight. (great for steaming dim sims and hot dogs)Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
How will these go on a jump pack, with a 12v point? Will be ideal at the kids footy games.
Quick question .... should the wiring get really hot ???? or should I return it and get another
The cables are a too small for the unit, cost cutting on their part. I have replaced with thicker cable. Mine did not get really hot but were warm to touchQuote:
Originally Posted by BSRT.Beast
Cool thanks I'll have loads of cable let over after the rewire so I'll do that and probably put a better quality plug on alsoQuote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
What about just having the car idling. Want to try it out tonight at my sons footy game. 1 hour max.Quote:
Originally Posted by AB
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Originally Posted by jay see
That will be fine. They suck the juice out of the battery from memory around 10A/hr
Yeah roughly that, it'll be fine mate!Quote:
Originally Posted by Nisshead
I looked it up and it's $49.98 not $18 and the listing says it's a stove but I guess it's probably good to keep the pies warm on a cold day so I'll go get one from my local Dickies.
Cheers.
Thanks gents.
Means nothing to me. Electrical was never my thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nisshead
Mr T. They were $18, it was a online special DSE had.