Has anybody had any experience with a product called a "Wavebox" portable microwave? It is small, supposed to run off both 115 vac and 12 VDC. If so, how does it cook, etc.
looks interesting, but with only 235 watts of 'power'...
this might work just as nicely.
really it appears to b more 4 the tail gate/tent camper crowd...
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About the funniest darn thing I think I have ever seen you post Joe!
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The website says 660 watts on ac power which I mostly plan to use it on, I have a CCD 28 and there is no easy place to mount even the smallest commercial microwave. My RV'ing can best be described by your comment " really it appears to b more 4 the tail gate/tent camper crowd"....which is OK with me if it works at some level.
Thanks guys, I have explored all of these sites and posts. They're all excellent but I'm looking for a really small microwave with small footprint and little weight. All of the units I've seen are all about the same size except this one which is really small and light. I can put the thing in one of our cabinets without any modifications. So, the search goes on, this unit is new to the market and I'm searching for some reviews. Gerry
I was looking at the wavebox in September - and haven't found any retail outlets for it. I'm betting that it will be sold in truckstops first - after all, truckers are more likely to want to cook with 12 volt.
Tappan makes a really small microwave. Most of the time you'll find it in Marine supply stores.
Paula
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Has anybody had any experience with a product called a "Wavebox" portable microwave? It is small, supposed to run off both 115 vac and 12 VDC. If so, how does it cook, etc.
I think it requires 12 amps, the AS port says not to exceed 8 amps is it? I was wondering if a higher amp receptacle could be installed from the converter. They used to sell them at Cabellas. I was very interested in one until I read a review that powered on 12 volt it was grossly underpowered and took a long time and did an uneven job of heating. I am considering the slide-out pantry placement as installed as an option in the newer Airstreams.
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Hi, I find it facinateing that my plain jane, BVD, basic Safari comes standard with a stove top, oven, and microwave; And some of these high dollar, fancy, schmancy models come with a stove top and an oven or a microwave, but not all three.
Hi, I find it facinateing that my plain jane, BVD, basic Safari comes standard with a stove top, oven, and microwave; And some of these high dollar, fancy, schmancy models come with a stove top and an oven or a microwave, but not all three.
ya...and it has a couch and soft walls just like a classic. And windows that don't leak...and MORE insulation,,,,I am liking that "B" model better everytime I look at one.
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