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Hi Simon. We have been running an IKEA portable induction top for 5years, predominantly in the van and earlier this year purchased a second one. They are rated at 2000w. Never had an issue with either of them and recommend them very highly.

Love your channel, l think we have watched every episode and really appreciate your tips, idea's and all advetures especially the Flinders and NulIabour. Going off topic l have one question you may be able to help me decide, we use a 5w GME uhf hand set and have been thinking of getting an in car set, do you find the in car set gives better clarity and range than the hand set? Love your set up. Safe travels and look forward to watching future episodes. Frank & Judy

Great episode as always! You mentioned you can plug your vehicles battery into the van to top it up. Assuming through the invertor and a battery charger? What sort of charge could you add to the van given effeciency losses.

I've had a Breville ind cook top for 5+yrs no problem with it. Nice walks, Liz cracks me up every time, just like you're a kid again lol

Hi guys we have a Kickarse Induction 2000w rate it .... love your content

Wow, impressive 4×4 driving skills. I wasn't shure about getting a 4B for my trip but im definitely getting one so i can get those remote spots. Thanks again for your great content 👊

One thing that everyone seems to forget. Plug the ando in and run your car for an hour or so🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ Actually, no. Don't do that. Spend hours packing up and bugger off to the next area.

Another great video, loving every one 🤙

Highly recommend the TOKIT Smart Induction Cooker Pro. It doesn't cycle at all and uses under 300w on the lower settings. Has 99 adjustable settings (1-99) and am often cooking on 10% power using SOLIDTEKNICS cookware. Was previously using a Westinghouse induction stove that would cycle on and off at 1200w and would burn food and cook unevenly on the lower settings because of this.

Smell the landscape!!!! ❤️

Hey guys. Ran out of solar eh? Maybe install a nuclear reactor 😂😂😂😂😂. Joking of course. Another awesome episode and I’m jealous 😊

Thanks guys., great idea, please keep these coming! This sort of info is exactly why I started watching YT caravanning videos in the first place - not so much finding places to visit, more an opportunity to look at the roads (surface, width, condition etc), get a real idea of the size of campgrounds and sites, how busy the area is etc. The info about where stock up on water, groceries and fuel will also be helpful to those not using Wikicamps or Google maps to scout out where services are ahead of time.

Great hike guys, beautiful scenery, the boys did well on the hike. Have a great week. Cheers

You guys are just Dripping 🌧 entertainment lol

We have the BCF 2kw induction and Redarc 2kw inverter. No cycling at lower levels. 👌👍

HI Simon & LIz, fantastic video. So lovely to see the inland areas of the Ningaloo coast, which don't tend to get showcased. As for induction cookers, we can recommend the Ecoheat Smarttouch. Its built tough specifically for RVs, with a textured surface to avoid pots slipping if parked on a slope. It has 4 power settings & a BBQ function (which we haven't used yet). Very happy with it so far. We're heading off to the Flinders Ranges & Simpson Desert in 2 weeks, so it will definitely be getting a good workout! Kerryn

Top video guys, nature is amazing 💯🇦🇺

Like Father...Like Son! Love Harrison walking in thongs. Great WET episode.

Plug your car n and use your dcdc as a generator? Or Use your inverter in the landy to charge the van through ac? The landy battery will recharge again as you drive around. Plus a Victron Orion xs 12/12 50amp is good.

We got the dune one from anaconda and seems good.

Thanks, team. This side of the ditch weve only got 320w of solar & 2 120amp hr agm batteries. We also have gas fridge & cooking. We charge our phones & ipad during the day. So we manage pretty well. Its just as well we don't require the power you guys do. You're right though, having plenty of solar is key. Thanks for taking us with you. 😊

Believe it or not the IKEA Tillreda induction cooker for $69 is a ripper, the best & quietest I've used over the years. Also very compact compared to others. I carry a spare I like it so much. Here are the power level details and wattages tested when I bought it. I rarely need to use over level 5 for our needs. Bacon & eggs, stir fries, steaks. Lvl 1-3. 925w 73A, cycles on/off at different intervals for 1,2 & 3. Lvl 4. 1270w. 101A, cycles on/off Lvl 5. 1200w. 95A constant Lvl 6. 1320w. 107A constant Lvl 7. 1510w. 121A constant Lvl 8. 1600w 127A constant Lvl 9. 1850w 147A constant Max is 1850w.

I'm an Engineer by trade. and i have so many years testing induction and gas, my camp setup is for long term like 2 months at a time doing prospecting. if i got sun for emerge its good for induction but if its bad weather its gas . in duction is only good for continues travel. otherwise i carry a Engle petrol inverter generator.

Have a similar battery setup in the car (100aH), and use it to charge the van batteries by plugging in to the regular hitch Anderson plug, which delivers from the car battery system at around 25 amps. Will typically let it go down to 30% on the car battery system, which gives about 60aH of top up to the van batteries, so around 10% of total capacity per day - not a lot, but it helps. Have done this a few times when based at a shady spot and out during the day with the car. Have also used the Safiery portable induction off a Bluetti AC180 with no problems. Comes on at mid power by default, at 1200w, reduces down to 800w and if set below that (setting 1 or 2) does the cycling on/off caper. From setting 6 up to max it increases draw up to 2400w, so I avoid anything above 7.

We finally pick up our caravan next week and have gone with a version of that colour theme also. I can't wait to see it all come together after 18 months. Beautiful scenery ❤

We have the KMart 2000 watt induction cooker and a 2000 watt inverter in the caravan. When we turn the power down on the cooker to 800 watts that’s what it runs at, not switching in and out. However, when we go down lower, then it starts to kick in and out. Our induction cooker at home does the same thing. If I have it on setting 3 or above it is stable. But if I go to say 2, it kicks in and out. Hope that helps. Cheers

Yep Nuwave is the go 👍

Nuwave induction oven. Two different models available and your are able to select between 900,1500 or 2000 watts. You'll thank me later👌

Amazing scenery, thank you.

The Kickass 2000w induction cooker works great, comes with a good bag and a silicon non slip mat and good performance, worth a look . Cheers Mick

We have Nuwave Precision Induction cooktop. We actually have two. One for home and one for the van. Amazing product.

DUNE 2000w - Induction - shows wattage - no issues..Chage car - Inverter and plg in to van to charge van and leave car running for a while ??

Hi guys, long time follower and subscriber of your channel and maybe I can help this time. The top rated portable induction cooker by Choice Aust is the Westinghouse Induction Cooker 2000W WHIC01K. We have one, it still cycles from full power to off to maintain temperature but starts off at 1200w and I usually run it at around 600/400w for say, bacon and eggs, chops etc but this will depend on the type of cookware you use. Another RUclipsr Helen Rennie has an excellent video on different cookware and on two or three portable induction cookers (some which are available in Oz) but they all perform similarly and often it’s the size of the magnetic coil compared to the size of your pots and pans that make the difference. I watched them because I was having trouble getting the right temp and even cooking. Something to really watch apparently is to never put pots/pans on the cooktop without oil or water in them so as to avoid warping thinner pans. Hope this helps. Cheers

40 - 40 Dc/DC in car then pass to van ?? Having to hand wash dishes OMG !!! get 12V for Starlink ? - Interesting episode....

Safiery single induction is much more stable

I’ve just come across your videos and have subscribed to your channel. All your videos are fantastic! Very informative and your drone footage is awesome. 😊

see you didn’t respect the no drone policy , we were then at the same time on the beach and you were the only ones using your drone everyone else respected the sign at Roy’s camp ( camp host ) “ no drones “

Great Episode... 'We are RUclipsrs, We fake S..." hahahahahahah

Beautiful Cruiser guys. Impressive to approach it with a function over form attitude and still come out with such a cohesive and unique vehicle. Just a little bit jealous....... kidding......a LOT jealous!!!

Yes I can. I think 🤔

Can't find it on RUclips??

Great episode hope your toe is feeling better

Well done guys. Well done.

Great content on the build of your dream touring rig. Was great to catch up while we were over in the west. Hopefully will see you back on the east coast soon. Just wondering who done the PPF wrap on the car, as it looks fantastic.

Awesome video guys! I think you covered off on heaps here and something that we’ll be referring to in the future. 😊

Great Video again. I am looking forward to visiting the area next year. I'm getting great info from you guys on the Ningaloo coast. Hope the toe is healing well.

Another great video. What do you do with your caravan when you go 4 wheel driving?

Love your videos, your toe looked nasty. Looking forward to the next video ❤

Hi, how did Starlink hold up through your multi weather patterns and storms, please?

Why would i want everyone to be sitting around the campfire on their phones? I love camping in places where there's no reception with a bunch of mates.