Does anyone use these in their Eggs?? I see they only draw 1-2 amps per hour bout the same as a small stereo or TV. So not bad if the Eggs also recharging as it is being used. Or let it cook at night and re heat the next day.
Does anyone use these in their Eggs?? I see they only draw 1-2 amps per hour bout the same as a small stereo or TV. So not bad if the Eggs also recharging as it is being used. Or let it cook at night and re heat the next day.
Don't use any of these myself, but I have met several 18-wheel drivers that use them when they travel. Nothing but good comments and recommendations.
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CD and Joyce Smith - Lily, Violet, and Rose
1999 Casita 17' SD - "The Little Egg"
2007 Escalade - 6.2L V8 - 6L80E Trans - 3.42 Diff
Typically don't use a slow cooker when camping...but then again, I most often camp by myself. However, I own three in progressively larger sizes and use them ALOT in the winter time in the house. I do use the largest slow cooker when camping with a fiberglass group. It's excellent for preparing a meal to share at a pot luck.
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Donna D.
Ten Forward - 2014 Escape 5.0 TA
Double Yolk - 1988 16' Scamp Deluxe
Yes, I really like 'em, and the power draw isn't bad. If the little guy (Kempton) and I were out canoeing most of the day we'd come back to some nice Chili, smothered steak, or hamburger soup, some of my slow cooker favs. I find they kill any flavour in chicken dishes though
We have one of these samll (1.6 quart) crockpots in our trailer.
It's just big enough to make two huge bowls of bean or vegetable soup. We combine the soup with a green salad, some fresh French bread and a bottle of wine... aaaaahhhhhh.
1999 Casita Liberty
2015 Escape 21
Doesn't that wilt the lettuce? 
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