Cool! I have a similar electric hotpot / dorm cooker from Amazon. I think it was something like $40 Canadian. Love it! Super convenient - used it for a week while at a conference in a resort town! Food in the restaurant was stupid expensive so I just went to the grocery and bought some veggies, tofu and did hot pots with ramen ... saved a boat load of cash! I think I will bring it camping with me ! I'll just need a power bank system like you have.
The algorithm plugged me into your channel. I decided to subscribe. I like the relaxed way that you shoot. Couple quick questions though. How much of the battery did you use per day? And how long does it take to recharge up the battery from the average time that you used it. And it looks like you’re using eight 100 W panels for charging. Is that correct? Really couldn’t tell just from the illustration. I’m using a much smaller set up 600w w/200wsolar just for emergencies in Florida without the wattage to use a rice cooker just a small water boiler. Fine looking dog. Cool vid thanks for showing it.
I have two portable solar panels, 620W total. It takes 5-6 hours to recharge my two batteries (2000+1500W). I use one battery at a time and turn off the other one. Otherwise it will drain by itself.
I want to get a Power Setup like this for my Toyota 86GTS to run an Apple Tablet, a PS5 & small Screen for 5 Hours a day, run a small fridge, cook a couple of times a day & run an Air-Con in Eco-Mode at night. Do you think 1000Wh is enough or would I need 2000Wh for weekend Camping trips?
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Always good to see your set ups and what you and Rocky been up to; the videos are always enjoyable, relaxing and filled with good ideas.
Glad you're enjoying them.
Paradise - a man , a dog and his van - pure freedom 👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻
Thanks for sharing! Enjoy watching your road trip videos.
Thank you for watching!
So easy cooking with these. I use my Mini Instapot. It’s my favorite cooking device. Love the simplicity of your build.
@@ddlang2514 Thank you.
Nice and neat!👍 Smart cook, cute Rocky and well equipped Sienna. so relaxing and thanks for your sharings.
Thank you for watching.🥰
Cool! I have a similar electric hotpot / dorm cooker from Amazon. I think it was something like $40 Canadian. Love it! Super convenient - used it for a week while at a conference in a resort town! Food in the restaurant was stupid expensive so I just went to the grocery and bought some veggies, tofu and did hot pots with ramen ... saved a boat load of cash! I think I will bring it camping with me ! I'll just need a power bank system like you have.
That hot pot is a great idea for camping - it's so versatile!
I'm a big fan on cooking with propane but this looks tempting.
It's worth a try, it is so much easier and no carbon monoxide cooking inside a tiny van.
Nice setup
Very nice and practical 👍👍👍😍❤️💯✨
Thank you! Cheers!
With the current technology available. I can live where ever I want.
It does open up a lot of possibilities.
The algorithm plugged me into your channel. I decided to subscribe. I like the relaxed way that you shoot. Couple quick questions though. How much of the battery did you use per day? And how long does it take to recharge up the battery from the average time that you used it. And it looks like you’re using eight 100 W panels for charging. Is that correct? Really couldn’t tell just from the illustration. I’m using a much smaller set up 600w w/200wsolar just for emergencies in Florida without the wattage to use a rice cooker just a small water boiler. Fine looking dog. Cool vid thanks for showing it.
I have two portable solar panels, 620W total. It takes 5-6 hours to recharge my two batteries (2000+1500W). I use one battery at a time and turn off the other one. Otherwise it will drain by itself.
@@vinnyandrocky thanks. Be safe.
Beautiful!
@@bryanblanks1714 Thank you.
Rocky is absolutely beautiful. But I do have a question for you. What kind of watch are you wearing?
I am wearing Garmin Instinct Solar 2.
Good job
@@BeeeHonest Thanks.
is the pot easy to wash?
@@zephyrcalm9717 Yes, it is non-stick. I just wipe it clean with few drops of water. This pot exceeds my expectation.
I want to get a Power Setup like this for my Toyota 86GTS to run an Apple Tablet, a PS5 & small Screen for 5 Hours a day, run a small fridge, cook a couple of times a day & run an Air-Con in Eco-Mode at night. Do you think 1000Wh is enough or would I need 2000Wh for weekend Camping trips?
You need 2000Wh. You can also use the 2000Wh at home as UPS and emergency power during power outage.
@@vinnyandrocky Thanks for the reply, I’ll get the 2000Wh with Solar though I reckon I’d just charge it at home!
Looks a lot easier than using a gaS setup
Yes, it is.
Rocky is Beautiful ❤
Thank you.😘