I hope this is the right place for this!I attended the RV show last weekend and was really happy to finally find the perfect BBQ to go with my B. Small, smokeless, doesn't use charcoal or lighter fuel and comes in pretty colors. I tried it out and it works great. Can easily be packed away in a shelf or small cupboard.Called the Lotus Grill, Lynnhttp://lotusgrillaustralia.com/Edited to make link clickableAdmin

Lynn0527 wrote:doesn't use charcoal or lighter fuelFirst thing I see on the website is charcoal and gelled lighter fluid....and $250 ?I don't think that's the one for me.we already own a little weber...but i don't wanna bother with charcoal and disposing of hot stuff.we have gas inside the B and a butane cassette feu that we use outside.mike

On Amazon they're about $250, a little pricey for me at this time. But watched a video on grilling with one and it is pretty neat and easy to use, the non-smoking feature is good especially in a crowded CG as some people are smoke sensitive whether it's a campfire, BBQ, or whatever. Unit looked like if was easy and simple to clean. For now, I'll just stick with disposable grills that you can usually purchase for about $5 on sale, use it then throw away

Yes, should have mentioned - I got it for the Show price of $100.00 and she included gel and bamboo charcoals. Something to save up for or see if you can get at a local RV show.Lynn

It looks very nice Lynn - thanks for sharing. I was leaning towards the Volcano 3, but will have to look in to this one a bit more before deciding.As an aside for those that mentioned it being somewhat spendy, I believe that is 249 Aussie dollars. (About $194 USD)

Hey Lynn, I believe you about the unit being smokeless because you didn't use any charcoal nor lighter gel. I was wondering what your heat source was? The 4 AA batteries must've really have the fan spinning fast enough to create a lot of air turbulence/heat. What's your secret? Seriously, at $249.95/unit, I'll have to stick to my ole George Foreman grill which I can cook foods just as fast and run it off of my inverter or the generator.

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Sweetj38
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Mar 01, 2015
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Traveler7
Explorer
Mar 01, 2015
Hi All!

Storage space is an issue in my small Class B and I found a BBQ on line that folds together and stores 1" thick!

http://www.ecoque.com/portable-grills

It is the EcoQue. It looks like it could work really well if boondocking with access to small pieces of wood or you'd need to bring some charcoal. Anybody here seen one? The prices listed at the website are not reflected if you search the web, much less expensive, any where from $70-90. Still not cheap, but for a BBQ, Smoker, Grill combination it seems worth it to me.

I like to grill, but prefer wood to propane for flavor. Just thought I'd share this and maybe you all have seen others or have DIY solutions that are better!

Thanks!!!!

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