Coffeemakers for a Tacoma

http://m.sears.ca/product/black-decker-5-cup-programmable-coffee-maker/611-000037929-DCM675BF

 

Ha Ha!!! That blows!

 

next time don't try to blow you girlfriend up in your truck

 

yea.. I just use a jetboil. got a french press for it. drink it straight outta the cup. Boom.

http://www.jetboil.com/

 

there was a thread on here awhile ago about coffee makers in the outlet...basically said coffee makers draw too much power to brew from the bed outlet. So, I basically ignored the thought of getting one for camping

I can't stand the instant coffee crap we usually go with while camping.

 

I honestly just found one that was on sale for 15 bucks so why not and it worked good for me and I had looked in to a jet boil but hey I couldn't resist a small one that works in the back of my truck

 

Hey, you are the one that posted a pic of Tim Hurtins.

 

My first thought was; coffee. MMMmm. And made by my Tacoma (with love).

 

The 2013 Fiat 500L comes with a built-in Lavazza coffee maker. It sits in the center-console area and comes with cups that hook up to the dispenser.

 

Ignore the smart acres, MGM. If they are that smartthey would know by the title what the thread is about and skipped it.

I do a fair amount of camping and personnally I find it useful to know others have tried the smaller coffee makers and it worked with the bed outlet.

 

This is the best thread ever.

 

pms?

 

I wonder if the outlet has enough juice to power a Keurig?

 

I would totally bust out my Keurig in the parking lot.

 

Upon startup the Keurig B60 draws 1290 watts/10.75 amps for about a minute. While brewing a cup it varies from a low of 420 watts to a high of 1290 watts as it takes water from the external reservoir and heats it or holds it for the next cup. Between cups it draws 17 watts at noted before.

 

Circle K wins again..

 

So that's a no.

 

My parents have a Nespresso machine on their boat, they learned the hard way that those type of coffee machines are very sensitive to Syn Waves. So, to make them work, you need an inverter that has the power as well as designed to manage syn wave. This applies to the Nespresso, Keurig, Starbucks, or any of those espresso/coffee machines.

Those models are NOT cheap!!!

 

I think this thread is awesome!

I encourage everyone with a 2nd Gen and a coffee maker at home to go out and test THAT make and model of coffee maker. Then report back in this thread.

Remember, in the evenings, it is encourage to add a little whiskey to your coffee.

Remember, pics are also encourage!

Edit: I just had espresso in a chocolate shell candy pieces, so I will be watching for a while!