12 volt kettle / coffee pot

[Blueberry]

Can you recommend any decent 12 volt coffee pot or 12 volt kettle that would heat up water reasonably fast?

 

[NikonRon]

I tried a 12 volt coffee maker once from Cabela's, by the time it made a pot of coffee, what it had made in the pot was ice cold. Needless to say I returned it for a refund. That was my only attempt at a 12 volt coffee maker. There may be something better out there, good luck. Ron

 

[xcmountain80]

I'm going to guess no, based on the Krups 110v I use in my kitchen. Its 1750 watts power supply draws God knows what when it's boiling (assumed 1750+). But I have toying with the idea of bringing this along when we camp or cabin camp. The next best thing would be a Jetboil with french press attachment. I love mine and the coffee is turkish (grounds in a little).
Aaron

 

[roscoFJ73]

Ive found these 2 ways are the quickest to boil water.
Either an open fire or a $20 propane stove.
Both ways can get water boiling in 10mins if your good at building fires and dont want gallons of hot water

 

[xcmountain80]

The jetboil will do it near a minute either just under or just over depending on ALT.

Aaron

 

[\\'anderer]

Ive found these 2 ways are the quickest to boil water.
Either an open fire or a $20 propane stove.
Both ways can get water boiling in 10mins if your good at building fires and dont want gallons of hot water

I agree. I tried a 12v coffee maker once, 45 min and 1 dead battery for a pot of coffee.

 

[adventureduo]

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[Bergger]

Yeah I would not waste my time with one. I tried one and it took forever to brew coffee. You're better off just using a small stove and pot of water.

 

[JChatary]

I would not recommend 12v coffee makers period. I've tried 2 and each one could not draw up the water to even think about brewing. In my on experienced opinion regarding 12v coffee makers...save your money and apply it toward a percolater that you can brew your coffee over a portable stove or grill. :coffeedrink:

 

[JChatary]

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[jeepmedic46]

I went with a percolater because I couldn't find a good 12 volt kettle/ coffee pot.:smiley_drive:

 

[kb7our]

Can you recommend any decent 12 volt coffee pot or 12 volt kettle that would heat up water reasonably fast?

Not 12V but might suit your needs...I've been waiting for this to become available and now that I see the price tag - yikes but if it works well and you are a java finatic like me save your pennies.

http://www.brunton.com/product.php?id=616

Wade

 

[Blueberry]

Thanks for all your replies - it has been very helpful.

 

[Fulltimer]

I use an inverter with a 110v coffee pot. The inverter has many uses: drills, extension cord with a light etc.

Terry

 

[Carlyle]

It's pretty hard to beat the Coleman on the stove coffee maker with home roasted beans: