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  1. 25th June 2012, 09:05 PM #11
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    Im learning alot.
    Some of the places I'll be, there will be no bakery let alone a corner store.
    Maybe I'll have to run the bigger appliances off the Honda Jenny Jenny, not micro wave jenny!

    Keep the advice coming!
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  2. 25th June 2012, 09:35 PM #12
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    Maybe you should look at doing your bread a bit more traditionally.




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  3. 27th June 2012, 09:06 PM #13
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bushie View Post
    Maybe you should look at doing your bread a bit more traditionally.




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    Wowzerz! Are you a master baker that look's fantastic bushie!!!
    Well maybe you are right?!? Bread makers are convient or am I been lazy. I'll do some more home work and see what path I take...
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  4. 28th June 2012, 06:32 AM #14
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    I assume you're taking a gas bottle?

    if so bring your gass bottle down and I'll see if I've got something around that I can turn into a bush cooker for you that the gas bottle will fit into to minimise wasted space.
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  5. 28th June 2012, 08:08 AM #15
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    We are on a stand alone solar system, 3500w with 750ah batteries.
    We use a bread maker but usually during the day when the batteries are been charged. Any heating element will suck the power out of your battery, even a large system. I suggest you will either need a solar panel hooked up or run the vehicle regularly to keep the battery charged. Remember it should be a deep cycle battery to handle the high discharge rates.

    I tend to agree the camp oven is the way to go, and the bread will be better!

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  6. 28th June 2012, 08:12 AM #16
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    Forgot to mention, you definitely need a pure sine wave inverter, otherwise anything with a timer or complex electronics will be affected. Selectronic inverters are pretty good.
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  7. 28th June 2012, 08:22 AM #17
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    You need a pure sine inverter to run anything with a motor, and 3x the wattage of the appliances, you will need some bloody good batteries and solar panels too

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