New Wave cooker

We saw them at Bed, Bath and Beyond a few weeks ago.

I went to the link to order one, but when I got to the page where you order the second and just pay postage, it wouldn't do anything. Couldn't get it to go to the next page or anything.

Vic AB
On sale right now at Can Tire. It is in this weeks flyer Page 11 and is 20 bucks off until Thursday.

We have two of them in our RV. We have not uncovered the stove except for cleaning for 6 months. If you have a stove cover you can use that space for items and move the conduction plate anywhere. I do wish the fans were quieter. You can take them to a picnic table too. They do not heat the kitchen near as much either.

SWMO wrote:
We bought the 2 and it was a legitimate offer as far as I could see.
We use one at home extensively, but not so much in the RV.
The only drawback was the fact we only have one pot that will work on it. All of our frying is in cast iron and it works great with it.I like the digital temperature control. While it takes some time to get acquainted with the settings, once you do you can repeat the heat with precision.

We did the same with no issues.

The 2nd one went to friends we run with and now they are hooked.

Our NuWave is always up and ready in our galley. Anything cooked with gas is done on the BBQ.

We bought the 2 and it was a legitimate offer as far as I could see.
We use one at home extensively, but not so much in the RV.
The only drawback was the fact we only have one pot that will work on it. All of our frying is in cast iron and it works great with it.I like the digital temperature control. While it takes some time to get acquainted with the settings, once you do you can repeat the heat with precision.

bradyk wrote:
Going to pick one up that is on sale tomorrow and give it a go as I have a 3 week trip coming up and think it may be handy. From eveything I have read just make sure you get the version 2 as they have made a few tweaks from the first model. It does say it on the box and you can see that in the link on that one. Also make sure you have the right (Magnetic compatible cookware) or it won't work.

Where?
Vic (AB)

Roy&Lynne wrote:
The second I see any commercial that promises "and we'll send you a second for just the amount of" I am so turned off. Looks like a great product, but I think I'll wait til they come to the "as seen on TV shelf" we have at the PX.

It can work in your favor.

We arrived at my DD's and watched the commercial earlier this year. She ordered hers and we got the 2nd one Free. She got the extras and we only paid for shipping.

She uses her regularly, instead of the gas stovetop. As yet, ours still sits in the box waiting for the opportunity.

The second I see any commercial that promises "and we'll send you a second for just the amount of" I am so turned off. Looks like a great product, but I think I'll wait til they come to the "as seen on TV shelf" we have at the PX.

danoren wrote:
Thank you all for the quick response.
One more question-does it need to be connected to electricity?

YUP !

On edit:

NuWave wrote:

Temperature Setting/Watts
Low(100F~170F)/600W

Med.Low(175F~270F)/600W

Med(275F~370F)/800W

Med.High(375F~420F)/1000W

High(425F~560F)/1200W

Sear/1300W