Microwave worth it??

[ean_p]

just refurbing the galley....is a microwave really of much use especialy at sea....is it worth the bother of fitting...any experience????

 

[byron]

Other than sarnies I rely solely on my microwave to warm up TV dinners etc. which is all I can cook.

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[Guest]

Crisps, beer, crisps, beer, crisps, beer, crisps, beer oh! - and a healthy supply of G&Ts and Nachos with dips.

Need I say any more.

;-)

MRM

 

[billmacfarlane]

They have a built in inverter which means they'll be heavy on power cosumption.

 

[byron]

Thats a 12 volt Microwave, I thought he meant a regular one to run off a Gennie or when in port the shore line. 12 volt Microwaves are expensive, for what a regular one costs I wouldn't be without one.

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[chrisc]

can be very useful if you are out for a few days ,for quick hot,
premade meals. not exactly cordon b , but if it makes you go green
trying to cook in a bumpy sea ,micro wave can come up trumps.
see no point in having a 230 volt job as its easy to use 'proper'
cooking equipment in harbour or marina.