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My apologies to those of you on the Motocampers.com board, this is a repeat from there.
I found this on eBay at $68 w/free shipping. It had never been used (still in the plastic wrappers), but appears to be a slightly older model (newer models have a bigger heat control knob)
Put together in the case, it's a little over 12" tall x 12" wide x about 10" deep, and weighs a little less than 9 lbs.
Just for grins I took the chicken tenders that my wife was about to cook, and put them on the open BBQ style grill. The open grill is blocked from the flame by a drip pan to prevent flair ups, so it's not really like a true BBQ, but it did a pretty remarkable job for something so small. In about 15 minutes, the 6 chicken tenders were seasoned, grilled, and we were munching down on them.
Set up took just a couple minutes. You basically pop out the three legs (they're permanently attached, and just swing out), and stack on the pieces you want to use.
I occasionally go camping without my wife, and leave the Timeout trailer at home; and figured this would be a good piece to carry. A little large, but self contained, no pots and pans needed, and easy to use. However; after trying it out, I believe we're going to carry it along on the Timeout as well, as something to use (instead of the Coleman stove) for a quick grill if we don't want to mess with a fire. I'm looking forward to bringing this along on the next Stuffed Turkey run.
Brand new, they retail for $99 to $119, depending on where you buy them.
I'd like to hear from those of you that have had experience with these, good or bad..
(interesting, I can't upload photos here, I keep getting a message that they're corrupted, even tried using the photos from the Motocampers page, and the message is that they're corrupted.)
Since I can't seem to upload my pictures, here's the link to the product on Amazon:
I found this on eBay at $68 w/free shipping. It had never been used (still in the plastic wrappers), but appears to be a slightly older model (newer models have a bigger heat control knob)
- For those of you not familiar with these, here's a little information. It's a 12 inch propane grill that has 5 different capabilities
- Stove BBQ style (kinda) grill
- Ribbed griddle (flips and becomes)
- Flat griddle
- The lid can be flipped and used as a cookpan or wok
Put together in the case, it's a little over 12" tall x 12" wide x about 10" deep, and weighs a little less than 9 lbs.
Just for grins I took the chicken tenders that my wife was about to cook, and put them on the open BBQ style grill. The open grill is blocked from the flame by a drip pan to prevent flair ups, so it's not really like a true BBQ, but it did a pretty remarkable job for something so small. In about 15 minutes, the 6 chicken tenders were seasoned, grilled, and we were munching down on them.
Set up took just a couple minutes. You basically pop out the three legs (they're permanently attached, and just swing out), and stack on the pieces you want to use.
I occasionally go camping without my wife, and leave the Timeout trailer at home; and figured this would be a good piece to carry. A little large, but self contained, no pots and pans needed, and easy to use. However; after trying it out, I believe we're going to carry it along on the Timeout as well, as something to use (instead of the Coleman stove) for a quick grill if we don't want to mess with a fire. I'm looking forward to bringing this along on the next Stuffed Turkey run.
Brand new, they retail for $99 to $119, depending on where you buy them.
I'd like to hear from those of you that have had experience with these, good or bad..
(interesting, I can't upload photos here, I keep getting a message that they're corrupted, even tried using the photos from the Motocampers page, and the message is that they're corrupted.)
Since I can't seem to upload my pictures, here's the link to the product on Amazon:
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