Crock pot

[calhounsl]

We use ours all the time. The only time we get in trouble is trying to use too many things at once. Sometimes pop a breaker.

[highlandertiny]

we have a small one use it often. cheap rump roast 6bucks and can of cream of mushroom or celery soup 6hrs and meals for two days!

[rk06382]

We bought a thermal cooker to use on the road. It has a 30W 12VDC built in warmer. We can use it like a crock pot. I am going to get an AC adapter to test cook at home before we use it in the motorhome. We have had a few test meals without the plug. I need to get a AC adapter for it.

Amazon: Tayama TXM-E60CF Thermal Cooker and Food Warmer in One, 6 Qt

[Coddiwomple3]

Originally Posted by wmtire

Pete, you are welcome. I noticed you are newer to the forums:

The below is a copy and paste, and I usually recommend it to those just starting out. Some of it, you may already know, or may not be applicable to your particular RV. You will be able to filter out what pertains to your situation or not. I would suggest you read the electric threads and energy management first, and then the converter thread. This will help explain your different electrical systems of your RV, and how they operate...as well as what the converter does.

You can just peruse at your leisure:

Basic electric:

Basic RV Electricity - RV Information (RV Maintenance)

RV Electric

Your very important converter:

RV Converters and Amp Draw - RV Information (RV Maintenance)

Suburban water heater (if applicable to your RV):

http://www.forestriverforums.com/for...tml#post327988

http://www.forestriverforums.com/for...ml#post1527599

Water Heater bypass/crossover valves:

http://www.forestriverforums.com/for...st-103381.html

And the newest addition to help understand what constitutes a true full cylinder in refilling vs exchanging propane cylinders

http://www.forestriverforums.com/for...ng-133760.html


Hope this helps.

Just stumbled on this and it was so helpful, thank you!