[JC12345]

What type of gear are people thinking of getting for camping/tailgating to take advantage of the available outlets?

Pro power onboard isn’t new so I’m hoping some people already have some sweet setups to get my creative juices flowing.

 

[EFX4]

I'm thinking to use it mainly for a travel trailer, like what this guy did:

 

[RDale]

If someone who needs their coffee fix a coffee maker like this would be good for camping and tailgating.

OXX COFFEEBOXX Hi Viz Green Single Serve Coffee Maker CB250 - The Home Depot

Keep your favorite coffee available on tough jobsites with the COFFEEBOXX, the first heavy-duty single serve coffee maker in the industry. This rugged brewer is the only one engineered to tackle the toughest

www.homedepot.com

 

[dmorrow]

If someone who needs their coffee fix a coffee maker like this would be good for camping and tailgating.

OXX COFFEEBOXX Hi Viz Green Single Serve Coffee Maker CB250 - The Home Depot

Keep your favorite coffee available on tough jobsites with the COFFEEBOXX, the first heavy-duty single serve coffee maker in the industry. This rugged brewer is the only one engineered to tackle the toughest

www.homedepot.com

That's a great idea! Looks like OXX closed biz a couple years ago, so getting one might be a problem. Any other options?

 

[ChasingCoral]

I'm thinking to use it mainly for a travel trailer, like what this guy did:

That's my frequent plan as well --- running our NoBoundaries 19.8 trailer.

 

[ChasingCoral]

If someone who needs their coffee fix a coffee maker like this would be good for camping and tailgating.

OXX COFFEEBOXX Hi Viz Green Single Serve Coffee Maker CB250 - The Home Depot

Keep your favorite coffee available on tough jobsites with the COFFEEBOXX, the first heavy-duty single serve coffee maker in the industry. This rugged brewer is the only one engineered to tackle the toughest

www.homedepot.com

Personally I'd avoid Keurig systems. Too much waste and coffee is too weak. There are lots of good coffee pot options, though, especially if you avoid glass carafes. I'm wondering what people have found for grills and induction burners.

 

[Eclectic]

I need a small microwave for popcorn and frozen burritos. Frozen stuff will need a freezer, not sure what will be reasonable, and where should it go, where it can vent hot air? Looks like a camper shell / topper will be more secure than a tent and quicker to get going with. Which one? Can bed camera peek down to see inside a shell front window?