Outdoor stove top burner recommendation?

bgant4 wrote:
I bought one of the NUWAVE induction burners and I rarely ever use gas any more. We have one at home also. Once you try this gas is history.

not if you dry camp or boondock a lot.
a lot of us don't like RV parks or have campgrounds with hookups.

so things like the NUWAVE or residential fridges are useless.

bgant4 wrote:
I bought one of the NUWAVE induction burners and I rarely ever use gas any more. We have one at home also. Once you try this gas is history.

Our Mom & Dad gave us one of these as a gift, and at first I wasn't sure if I'd use it. Now it lives in the camper van. Super useful.

I do know that electric is more useful than gas with more appliances available... but the ability to cook without having to fire up a generator is nice, especially when boondocking.

I just took a look on Amazon... not many low pressure stoves out there. If one has to have a high pressure stove, there is always an Extend A Stay Deluxe adapter.

I bought one of the NUWAVE induction burners and I rarely ever use gas any more. We have one at home also. Once you try this gas is history.

This is the one that comes stock on my outdoor kitchen, works fine.

http://www.trekwood.com/products/496208/Range-Cooktop-2-Burner-Stainless-DV20S-Outside-Atwood-5-Pk

yep, not many low pressure stove tops out there, other than Camp Chef.

you could seek out a popup dealer, as many have movable low pressure cooktops that work outside, as well as the inside.

we had them with our Starcraft and Viking popuops.

Low pressure (cast iron or alum burners) Camp Chef. Many models available, and can be found almost any store with outdoors equipment. Don't get the smaller ones that have a stacked wafer burner, they will be high pressure and have to run with their own regulator directly from a bottle.

We have use one for probably 12 yrs now, and has worked on all the rv's we have owned from a quick connect.