Used to sell the Waeco 12volt one it was 23 litres made by Samsung they discontinued it a while back used to sell for 799. be pretty costly for an inverter to run it i thought but they have gone down in price
I use a 1000 watt inverter to run an 800 watt household microwave . You can then use the inverter to run lots of other things as well such as laptops tvs etc .
Just keep in mind, when you make either hot or cold via 12 or 24 volts, then that's the time when your batteries get sucked down the most. Our motor home when it gets built will only have microwave running options during periods of the generator running. So that said, go with an inverter and a 240v microwave as already said, but keep in mind, it will drain your battery very quickly. Have a quick look at his page and see if it makes some sense.
kempy
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expensive and hard to get
expensive and hard to get better off getin a normal one and using a inverter
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dazza336
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Used to sell the Waeco
Used to sell the Waeco 12volt one it was 23 litres made by Samsung they discontinued it a while back used to sell for 799. be pretty costly for an inverter to run it i thought but they have gone down in price
kempy
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we got a 2000 watt and it
we got a 2000 watt and it cost about $500 which isnt bad
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Paul N
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same as Kempy
I use a 1000 watt inverter to run an 800 watt household microwave . You can then use the inverter to run lots of other things as well such as laptops tvs etc .
Dale
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Just keep in mind, when you
Just keep in mind, when you make either hot or cold via 12 or 24 volts, then that's the time when your batteries get sucked down the most. Our motor home when it gets built will only have microwave running options during periods of the generator running. So that said, go with an inverter and a 240v microwave as already said, but keep in mind, it will drain your battery very quickly. Have a quick look at his page and see if it makes some sense.
http://www.caravanandmotorhomebooks.com/articles/peukerts_law.htm
Cheers
Dale
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