adelaidem
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Is it possible to purchace one or can u only run a household microwave through an inverter?all comments much appreciated.
12 volt microwave
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capel679
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mine runs very well with the above criteria. you should have no probs.
james
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aluijten
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Use Google, I did this a while back and camu up with serveral 12 volt microwaves.
More energy efficient then the use of an inverter.
Cheers,
Arno
More energy efficient then the use of an inverter.
Cheers,
Arno
FullCircle
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240v Microwave= £39.99 even in Stainless steel (Tescos)
12v Microwave=£300+ (A Swindlery)
Inverter= £75 and can be used for any other device. (Screwfix, Maplin etc)With sine wave.
Aluijten is correct - they are not as efficient as standalone 12v devices.
12v Microwave=£300+ (A Swindlery)
Inverter= £75 and can be used for any other device. (Screwfix, Maplin etc)With sine wave.
Aluijten is correct - they are not as efficient as standalone 12v devices.
sailorman
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watch-out if useing a modified sine wave as they dont all run microwaves
Koeketiene
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Got a 12v Samsung microwave fitted on board Yanita.
When Mrs Yanita's not sailing I have to feed the kids (Can't cook - won't cook).
At swindleries they go for £300+ - bought mine at a local caravan shop (including all fuses & leads) for £199. When you need anything 12v, a caravan shop should always be your first port of call.
When Mrs Yanita's not sailing I have to feed the kids (Can't cook - won't cook).
At swindleries they go for £300+ - bought mine at a local caravan shop (including all fuses & leads) for £199. When you need anything 12v, a caravan shop should always be your first port of call.
Captain Coochie
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There is a few on ebay for under £50 , type in 12v or caravan
