Good comparison and good information. When you were using the jet boil, I was hoping you’d point to the Bluetti and say, “See, this thing is pulling 0 watts so your battery will last a long time.” 😂
Sorry for asking such a silly, nonsense question, but I'm brand new to all of this "camping" stuff (lol).... Here's my question.... With the butane/propane canister you use at 9:28, doesn't that one require you to use it outside b/ç of the carbon monoxide admittance?? Or, can I use mine indoors, open my windows, and put a fan in place?? (Any help would be much, MUUUCH appreciated 😊😊😊)
Good comparison and good information. When you were using the jet boil, I was hoping you’d point to the Bluetti and say, “See, this thing is pulling 0 watts so your battery will last a long time.” 😂
lol. Chris- I’m not that witty😉😂
Hi if you are using it when out & about, I don’t think the boil time would be a problem, there is always something to be doing 👍🐝🌞
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Will it work on the plug in the truck?
I’ll have to try. I think mine is rated at 400 watts
Fossil fuels > electric. LOL. It actually seems like a decent little device. Might be good for emergencies
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Sorry for asking such a silly, nonsense question, but I'm brand new to all of this "camping" stuff (lol)....
Here's my question.... With the butane/propane canister you use at 9:28, doesn't that one require you to use it outside b/ç of the carbon monoxide admittance?? Or, can I use mine indoors, open my windows, and put a fan in place??
(Any help would be much, MUUUCH appreciated 😊😊😊)
I slept with a gas bottle in my sleeping bag on a motorcycle trip one time so i could have coffee the next morning not fun at all
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Uses less power and is not made of glass, two positives for a camping sanario.
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