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EASY_RIDER
Explorer
Oct 04, 2013

has anyone tried these convection cooktops as advertised

Have noticed these convection cooktop units that are advertised on tv. Also I see that camping world has one. Has anyone tried these, and are they good for rv travel? Would appreciate any comments.

thanks

tom

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  • Bobbo wrote:
    DW has taken to keeping a refrigerator magnet in a side pocket of her purse just for checking on that.


    Women, they are always in the market for a sweet new pan arent they. :B
  • Bobbo's avatar
    Bobbo
    Explorer III
    YakFishMo wrote:
    Bobbo wrote:
    We have an induction cooktop in our S&B house. DW would never consider using anything else now. Pay attention to the above statement about "magnetic" pans. If a magnet won't stick to the pan, it won't heat on an induction cooktop. DW has taken to keeping a refrigerator magnet in a side pocket of her purse just for checking on that.


    We have two of the NuWave cooktops and love them. We are thinking of getting a built in induction cooktop for our S&B house. What brand and model do you have and how long have you had it? There's no better way to cook! I'm thinking about building in my two NuWave units into my camper also. I'll have to run another 120 VAC circuit, but it will be worth it!
    Thanks!

    We put in a Kenmore Elite induction cooktop about 2 years ago.
  • thanks for the info, yes, I meant induction. I was looking at the nuwave unit, sounds like a good idea for the rv. Will order for our next trip.
  • Bobbo wrote:
    We have an induction cooktop in our S&B house. DW would never consider using anything else now. Pay attention to the above statement about "magnetic" pans. If a magnet won't stick to the pan, it won't heat on an induction cooktop. DW has taken to keeping a refrigerator magnet in a side pocket of her purse just for checking on that.


    We have two of the NuWave cooktops and love them. We are thinking of getting a built in induction cooktop for our S&B house. What brand and model do you have and how long have you had it? There's no better way to cook! I'm thinking about building in my two NuWave units into my camper also. I'll have to run another 120 VAC circuit, but it will be worth it!
    Thanks!
  • We just got back from 3 weeks on the road from a trip down the Oregon coast and bought one just before we left. We used it a lot on the trip and when we got home the wife moved it onto the counter in the house. It is not a stove top but when you want to have some real percolated coffee, one pot to boil it works great. As said it doesn't heat up the rest of the trailer or house just the pot that is cooking. The Nu wave that we got is good too as it can be adjusted better for heat. A few we saw out there have larger increments so you can't fine tune your temperature as much. Watch BBB for Sale or coupons for 20% off. They put deals on the online/TV ads for them too. Just watch the shipping and handling charges.
  • If you are talking about the Nuwave, we have two- one for house and one for camper. We love them. You can cook quickly and the plus side is they don't heat up the house or camper like a regular cooktop or camper propane stove. They also don't take up much space. I highly recommend them.
  • Bobbo's avatar
    Bobbo
    Explorer III
    We have an induction cooktop in our S&B house. DW would never consider using anything else now. Pay attention to the above statement about "magnetic" pans. If a magnet won't stick to the pan, it won't heat on an induction cooktop. DW has taken to keeping a refrigerator magnet in a side pocket of her purse just for checking on that.
  • Ivylog's avatar
    Ivylog
    Explorer III
    If you mean INDUCTION.... Yes they work great with a magnetic pan. Some SS pans are magnetic.

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