Building a fully enclosed Overland trailer to be towed by a Jeep
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calicamper
Expedition Leader
I added a 120v induction hot plate single burner to my power outage kit last yr. My 2700sqft house with two kids doing DL and the wife doing home office duel monitors, multiple house fans, air purifiers ie wild fire smoke etc. Any way that 120v single hot plate induction cook top at 1800 watts which is like setting 7 of 10 boils water in like 4 minutes. Drop it to 1300-1400 watts and its a typical burger on the pan cook job. No open flames, super easy clean up just wipe off the glass etc. It was $90!! Worked awesome!!!
My house kitchen is all Electric modern induction cook top but 240v stuff. So the 120v hot plate is used on the 3500watt generator easily while powering several refrigerators, and other house basics.
Going induction cook top on modern lithium power capacity and sizable solar would make total sense regarding fuel choice and extending your away time.
high-and-dry
Active member
look up the everlanders on youtube, they have no propane and have heat, ac, hot water and induction cooking all on battery and solar. Now they also have the roof completely covered with panels and pneumatic actuators that deploy another 4 panels iirc when they are parked.
AeroNautiCal
Explorer
This is outstanding!
I particularly liked how you bevel the base and wall panel edges which gives greater bonding surfaces, that was very neat!
With the bevelled panel edges, external aluminium angle and internal 80/20 aluminium extrusions, this is an immensely solid, lightweight fabrication!
Your panel construction merits a thread of its own, as they look superb.
I particularly liked how you bevel the base and wall panel edges which gives greater bonding surfaces, that was very neat!
With the bevelled panel edges, external aluminium angle and internal 80/20 aluminium extrusions, this is an immensely solid, lightweight fabrication!
Your panel construction merits a thread of its own, as they look superb.
