I set mine at about 80 to 90c deg for pies/pasties. put in 1st thing in morning. doesn't matter how long they are in it. will not over cook. so ready whenever you are.Quote:
Originally Posted by roofy
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I set mine at about 80 to 90c deg for pies/pasties. put in 1st thing in morning. doesn't matter how long they are in it. will not over cook. so ready whenever you are.Quote:
Originally Posted by roofy
I FIND THAT WHEN DRIVING MINE HEATS FASTER BECAUSE OF THE CHARGERQuote:
Originally Posted by janderson
CONNECTED TO THE BATTERY BUT WHEN ON SOLAR HEATS SLOWER WHEN STOPPED
WILL BE UP YOUR WAY WITH BOB AND T Ds IN OCTOBER
SO MIGHT SEE YOU THERE AND SWAP COOKING TIPS
Been in contact with John & bob. I'll call in. hope to stay one night see what happens. Lets hope the rain we getting tonight isn't enough to shut it upQuote:
Originally Posted by roofy
Started my cook up at home for my 3 weeks away, shortly. Did a six pack of chilli con carne, currently in the freezer, and gunna do other stuff shortly.
Can't wait to use my Travel Buddy marine oven.
For all you west aussies, I'll be on the move between probably Kalbarri, but more likely Horrocks, to Bremmer Bay, over a 3 week period.
I prefer free camping, so if you know any good spots, I'll seriously consider. lol.
Bitumen access preferred. PML.
Lol, come on rosco get those tyres dirty.Quote:
Originally Posted by DX grunt
I did say "preferred", but I am negotiable. hahahaQuote:
Originally Posted by Stropp
Millers Point is a top free camp spot. Turn right onto dirt road (Millers Point Rd) off of the Bremer Bay Rd. It’s a fishers camp with a few shacks & long drop dunnies, & a number of waterfront spots to camp. Was very productive Black Bream fishing when we were there. Heaps of pelicans to keep you entertained.Quote:
Originally Posted by DX grunt