Small George Foreman Grill on Inverter
Got one of these as a gift to use in MH but dubious about electrical draw off-grid to cook something. Anybody have any experience with these? (This is about battery draw, but also cooking times, to...
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Yes, apparently it works best with flat foods. Lumpy food means uneven heat, but one guy on youtube beat that by using some tinfoil over the food. No idea. Later I will post how it acts when doing a pork chop for cycling times. That should help reveal whether this grill could be used off-grid (in my case anyway!) for battery effects.
Would prefer some BTDT from folks though.
I can do 10 minutes straight of 125 amps with microwave as a one time thing for a meal, so this is half the amps and it cycles, so I have hopes. Might be better than the RVQ in the dark while it is raining (supper time in winter), and instead of a frying pan as the alternative. :)
Would prefer some BTDT from folks though.
I can do 10 minutes straight of 125 amps with microwave as a one time thing for a meal, so this is half the amps and it cycles, so I have hopes. Might be better than the RVQ in the dark while it is raining (supper time in winter), and instead of a frying pan as the alternative. :)
