Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

I'm sure this has already been brought up, but a truckstop has a wonderland of 12 volt powered devices that are great for teardrops.

JawjaBoy,
Thanks for the tip. I do know some of the 12V stuff you gotta watch out for as it just doesn't work well. A friend of mine bought a 12V blender (hoping to make some campsite Margarita's!) but the damn thing could barely puree Gerbers baby food much less ice! And another friend bought a 12V coffeemaker and after just a few uses it stopped heating. But like anything you get what you pay for. I'm sure high end 12V stuff works fine.

TearDropXtreme wrote:JawjaBoy,
A friend of mine bought a 12V blender (hoping to make some campsite Margarita's!) but the damn thing could barely puree Gerbers baby food much less ice!

Tell you friend about this one it dosen't need electricity. Danny
Blender

Thanks for the info,T.D.X.- I seem to remember the ones I saw in the truckstop were pretty cheap,so probably a waste of money. Danny: where can I buy a good coffeepot like that? Walmart had some,but they were very poorly made,and were banged up just from sitting on their shelf! David

JawjaBoy wrote: Danny: where can I buy a good coffeepot like that? Walmart had some,but they were very poorly made,and were banged up just from sitting on their shelf! David

Try this link or this link Danny

Holy S***, now THAT'S a blender!!!!! Whats next, a nuclear powered mix-master?

I'm having a visual of that bad boy firing up with the throttle wide open and creating a Margarita Tornado !

Ha! Ha! A Margarita Tornado= New famous words "Toto, something tells me we're not in Cancun anymore"

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look under Google images try
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have fun

Ron D.