Microwave for Truck Camper..

We always use microwave interior space for carrying bread on trips.

You are aware that steam from stove "kills" above stove microwaves unles they have some serious ventilation- ventilation to outside.
IMHO, keep the microwave in the cabinet. If you decide to go on long trip without hook ups you can remove microwave and use cabinet space. If you go on trips where you will have hook ups, put the microwave in cabinet. Best of bth worlds. Permanately install microwave and lose cabinet space forever.

Just a warning about Convection microwaves. They get extremely hot. Make sure you have plenty of air flow.

Everybody is having different habits, so you can't make "1 shoe fits all" advise.
My wife bakes occasionally while camping, so our gas oven does get some use and in the past, with kids we used RV oven for Lasagna reheating.
I have all, micro, gas oven, electric water kettle and electric toaster in my camper. When I am alone, the toaster/oven gets most of the use, so that would be my personal priority to keep.

Tizi wrote:
My NL did not come with one, thought we might need one, never have. I would rather pull out the gas stove and add a micro/convection in its place. Has anyone done that before?

I have wondered the same thing..Curious how that would work?

My NL did not come with one, thought we might need one, never have. I would rather pull out the gas stove and add a micro/convection in its place. Has anyone done that before?

Annalee wrote:
....... In my case the microwave will be the quick cup of soup or hot chocolate in the middle of the night or when I'm stuck inside due to rain. My camper isn't going to have a stove in it because i feel if I'm camping then I should be cooking outdoors.

Suggest you add a single portable propane cooking burner (using a portable propane bottle) to your kit. You may want to boil some water when you do not have power for the microwave, at night, in the rain ;).

Also good for cooking outdoors.

I'm thinking of a mini microwave oven for my camper too. Just saw a sunbeam 700watt at walmart for $29 but didnt pick it up just yet. For that price I'm not really expecting amazing performance or longevity but should get the job done.

The big decision to size would probably be what you plan on cooking in it. In my case the microwave will be the quick cup of soup or hot chocolate in the middle of the night or when I'm stuck inside due to rain. My camper isn't going to have a stove in it because i feel if I'm camping then I should be cooking outdoors.

AnEv942 wrote:
Your local walmart..
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Proctor-Silex-0-7-Cu-ft-Black-Digital-Microwave-Oven/464841392
black white or red 9.57" tall.
down to black only-other vendors still show

This one is 9.57 high. Won't that work for you?

When I installed mine, it was a fraction of an inch too big. So I removed the trim around the opening (no tools required), filed notches in the frame around the opening to clear the microwave feet, put the microwave in place, and replaced the trim. The appearance of the opening looked just like the original--no visual evidence of alterations.

For a OEM factory look, I did this:

https://www.trimkitsusa.com/