Coffee Maker with Outlet

My setup is as follows:

bring whole beans and plug-in grinder- use bed outlet to fresh grind beans in the morning

use jetboil to heat water

use aeropress to steep into my mug

enjoy the same coffee i make at home every day.

 

I do this every time I car camp

If you want a serious zip in the AM:

1. Take a cheap screw cap container that wont leak (think large water bottle or a storage canister)
2. toss grounds inside (1:8 or 1:4 coffee to water)
3. add water, and put it in your back seat to keep cool during travel.

grab one of these GSI Java drip ($12) and filter enough coffee for your beverage or a whole camp of beverages.

Now you dont have to heat any water and you'll get 2x the caffeine.

 

My set up includes getting a campsite with power.
This is Florida style.
If you don't have a wind maker fan, the mosquitoes will eat you alive!
Also while camping in winter by the river or springs, a space heater is pretty toasty....
I'm beyond that sleeping on the ground stuff.

 

No freaking kidding lol I was gonna say It's called a french press or even a percolator you put over a fire.

I'm a millennial but geeze...

 

Its a no brainer that wont work. That will pull between 1,200 and 1,600 watts which is way beyond the 400 watt capacity of our inverters.

Edited - watts, not amps.

 

Jets boil is the way to go I've had mine for 5 years

 

I'm guessing that you meant to type watts, not amps.

 

LOL, yes! DOH!!!

 

I didn't know . That you don't have to pump. But I still like . Found some on eBay but they want about 90 bucks for a kit.

 

Are these the same as in post #28 just a different shape.

 

True that, this is my MSR pot that accompanied me on an AT thru hike in 1989, my only pot for 5.5 months, still in use today 27 years later , indestructible and will be here longer than I am

 

The actual burners in the Svea and Optimus are the same. At roughly 1:33 he holds then next to each other.

The housings and tanks differ. The 8Rs that I have use a steel case with a built-in rack to hold the pot and a brass tank to the side. The 123 has the tank under the burner and a cylinder that fits over the burner to hold the pot.

You can see a comparison in this video.

 

I use those. Boil the water and let em soak for few minutes. 2 per cup seems to be strong enough. Im not a coffee snob at all so I wouldnt know the difference between these and a 9$ cup of coffee. When you wake up and its 45*, you really dont care how fancy the coffee is as long as it hot.

 

I use an Aeropress every single morning, even at home!

 

will the 110 outlet in the back of the bed work for heating water?

 

probably not, unless your heating device draws less than 400 watts.