A real duh moment i suspect.Sad to report that the on-board 120V outlet would not run my Metal Man FC130i flux core welder for more than a second or two.
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The only drawback would be storage space. Individual appliances can be tucked into smaller spaces. Storage in the LC is not exactly spacious......LOLAnyone ever try one of these bad boys? 600 watt....
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Yes, I believe you have many choices depending on your needs. Here is one example.
Nice! Could there be a Prado food truck in the future?Anyone ever try one of these bad boys? 600 watt....
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Would love it if that’s true. Seems logically likely but when my engine cuts out the oil pressure gauge starts dropping. Shortly it’ll be reading no pressure if engine stays off long enough.
So I thought well damn that’s pretty cool and found this one that’s all that plus a K-Cup added and $80 cheaper…..LOL!!
Most are sleeping on the greatest aspect of the hybrid, which is the 2.4kW inverter which is incredible for overlanding. I've been doing this a long time, DC-DC and solar charge controllers. Upgraded alternators. 100Ah LiFePO4 batteries back they cost nearly a grand - EACH.At full load the on board inverter will draw ?X amps. Not sure what or where the DC side voltage is coming from?
A decent kitchen micro wave is 1000 - 1200 watts.
So your kitchen in a box will draw 1200w / 120vac = 10 amps nominal. You wont use it that long to heat up those great home cooked items you were smart enough to bring. Cook a nice steak or some Thai peanut satay pork chops.
So no need for these idot, heavy, maxed out kitchens jamming up and wasting all that interior space.
This over landing sales effort is way over the top, how idiotic. How ridiculously idiotic.
The on board inverter and maybe a spare battery and even an additional inverter for 12vdc primary gives you tons of options. Induction burners, coffee maker, prepared foods you only have to heat up, all top shelf stuff. Whatever additional electronics you need on a trip. Now don't forget a fridge. Radio station, satellite tracking and coms, movie night, sky's the limit.
I had started researching for possibility of adding a 2nd 110v outlet in the 2nd row seating area for my G-Baby's Ipad etc....... As usual, I weighed the "how much would it be actually used" vs the time and expense of the mod. In my case the honest answer was very little, maybe a couple times a year. My solution......... I purchased the shortest 12g extension cord I could find locally (8') I cut off the male end at approx 3' and used that for my trickle charger 110v pass-through. I put on a new male end to the remainder and use that for my 2nd 110v outlet for my G-Baby's Ipad. It tucks nicely in the rear seat split, just below the arm rest/cup holder and is very easily removed for the 90% of the time it's not needed. When camping the new cord is used to power the convection hot plate or instant kettle. I'm seriously considering adding a 2nd 110v extension cord pass through on the passenger's side so I don't have to shut the cord in the hatch at night, I shut the hatch to keep the bugs out while on my laptop and enjoying the campfire, but disconnect everything while sleeping.
I am able to run my George Foreman electric grill at the beach with zero issues.
