12 volt coffee makers

[windy]

Anybody know of a 12 volt coffee maker that actually worked. Had one years ago but it never got the water hot enough to make a good cup of coffee,plus it was very slow. Like to have something hot on those all night striper trips.

 

[Megabyte]

I have a 10 cup 12v coffee maker made by MarinePro, and I can tell you that it takes about 45 minutes to make a 10 cup pot of coffee.

If you are overnighting, start the pot early, but if you're just going out for the day, buy a good thermos and make your coffee at home. :wink:

 

[John_Madison CT]

I have one that works OK, nothing as fast as at home.

Gonna sell it on Ebay or elsewhere for $20 as I just don't use it.

 

[Fishinfireman]

Coleman makes a 10 cup drip coffee maker that sits on top of any propane stove and works a lot faster than the 12v. I tried the 12v and it was way too slow.

 

[Phil]

With the 2820, you really owe it to yourself to install an inverter. I have a 1200 watt inverter that can power most small ac appliances including a 700w microwave. I also have a backup inverter just in case. Those life's little luxuries are very comforting on long trips. Movie and popcorn anyone???

 

[windy]

Think Ill just use a thermos, alot simpler and less of a hassle than carrying coffee ,milk, sugar and fresh water.

 

[Bruce]

I use a stainless steel French press and heat the water on a Coleman stove.

 

[Porkchunker]

What, no Amareta!!

No...this is a Parker site, not a Grady site.

 

[Bruce]

Well, I did say I use a Coleman stove. The same stove I cook my fish and Spam on. Fish and Spam sanwiches are tasty.

 

[Megabyte]

Fish and Spam sanwiches are tasty.

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