Wavebox portable microwave plus#

Outfit: Mazda Bongo & Cabanon Pacific Location: South Wales Still if anyone knows of a 12v sunbed for when the weather is not so good !!!! Only benifit is speed but I am in no hurry when I am camping thats the reason for going in the first place. 12v bits of kit are great and long may they be made but 12v microwave just does not cut it with me, I am thinking about the JML halogen cooker but again for my set up it is not really needed, gas oven & hob, BBQ, steamer, toaster & sandwich maker, if I can't muster up something nice to eat with that lot then I need to give up. Outfit: Conway Crusader Location: The KopĬrazy price for something that IMHO is not really needed, there are times where it may come in handy but at that price just not worth it. You would need a leisure battery set up IMHO I doubt if the battery on most cars would even take the power surge. I can't see that the jump lead option will have many takers.

That's what most motorhome, caravan and boat owners would do. I think that anyone who had one would have cabled it in. Not really the convenience and freedom that they advertise. To use the Wavebox on 12 volt really means lifting the bonnet of the car and connecting it directly to the battery terminals and running the engine.

Wavebox portable microwave plus#

Wavebox can be purchased directly in the United States, United Kingdom (for GBP125 plus shipping), or China.As a gadget 'enthusiast' I'm very tempted by this but I do wonder if it's worthwhile.

It is available in four colors (Pearl, Cherry, Cobalt and Midnight), can be purchased in bulk set for the voltage of your country, and at 28 x 25.5 x 38 cm (11 x 10 x 15 inches), it’s a must have camping accessory. The Wavebox comes with three preset cook buttons or you can set your own cook times. The Wavebox takes this a step further and for campers, location workers, travelers, RVers, boaties, truckies, … the advent of the Wavebox will be welcome news to all those who enjoy the great outdoors or need to cook beyond the grid. Once upon a time, the effort required to bring together a meal from first principals meant that families congregated at specific times in the day to eat meals together – the microwave has enabled hot food to be prepared very quickly and been one of the many factors involved in the breakdown of traditional family meal times. The microwave has had a massive impact on the way we consume our food, and particularly, when used in conjunction with the deep freeze, it has enabled us to have our food when it is most convenient, rather than being dictated by traditional meal times.

The US$250 WaveBox weighs just 6.3 kg (14 pounds), runs on mains voltage regardless of country, and can also run from a 12 volt battery using alligator leads or from your in-vehicle power outlet. Now a portable microwave oven offers those same capabilities to people who need to prepare food away from the kitchen, or indeed off-the-grid entirely – truckies, RVers, boaties, campers …. It can reheat frozen food or cook raw food in a fraction of the time required of a conventional oven and has brought the convenience of preparing food to new levels. The impact of the microwave oven on human grazing habits has been extreme.