New battery powered coffee maker

gtla9111

thank you, we had the other one at least 9 yrs
it came included in the MH previous to this one
and we brought it with us to this RV 6 yrs ago next month

Bumpyroad wrote:

Fizz wrote:
Does not ship to Canada.

Canadian Version

Still not interested, maybe if the battery was included.

what's the difference? the ad doesn't show the 120 volt wire?
bumpy

yes it does
take a close look at the cord coiled up in front of the coffee maker and you will see the 3 prong male 15amp 120v cord end

Dutch_12078 wrote:
The Makita is a neat idea, but it would take two cycles to fill my coffee mug once.

Black+Decker still makes a SpaceMaker coffeemaker in an updated design. It's not cheap, but it is readily available...

BLACK+DECKER Space Maker 12-Cup Programmable Coffee Maker

yes.. but there have been complaints about newer models and steam damage to cabinets
true IDK

But the vintage ones, are enclosed, and the one i replaced (identical model) used every day, never caused any sign of damage, i took a good look when i took the old one down and but in the replacement
we really do prefer the old design
it took months of watching ebay before this one came up

I'm not sure I see where the 'cordless' part comes in. Perhaps batteries have come to the point where they actually could make HOT coffee.. we'll see.

The Makita is a neat idea, but it would take two cycles to fill my coffee mug once.

Black+Decker still makes a SpaceMaker coffeemaker in an updated design. It's not cheap, but it is readily available...

BLACK+DECKER Space Maker 12-Cup Programmable Coffee Maker

Fizz wrote:
Does not ship to Canada.

Canadian Version

Still not interested, maybe if the battery was included.

what's the difference? the ad doesn't show the 120 volt wire?
bumpy

Your spacemaker is really cool!

YEP..
i never suggested it was good Idea
i was surprised when i saw it and thought i would post it here

i'll stick to my brand new "vintage" B&D spacemaker

Does not ship to Canada.

Canadian Version

Still not interested, maybe if the battery was included.

All I remember is when I first got my OFF-ROAD POPUP I stopped in at a truck stop place and bougth $150 worth of 12VDC items... The only thing I got that would work good was the lights I bought. Using 12VDC to power up heavy resistive coils takes forever. It would take 7 hrs to make a 10-cup pot of coffee haha..

I turned that puppy into a oil filler container haha...

My current Cuisinart Coffee Maker grinds and brews in less than 5 minutes and then pours up into a thermos carafe. Stays hot all day long... I now get a 10-cup pot of coffee and only use power from my Power Inverter or 2KW Generator for just a short 4-5 minutes...

I went looking online on how long this unit will take to brew coffee. Says a 5 oZ coffee cup takes 7 minutes running off the 18V tool battery.. Not too bad I reckon...

Roy Ken