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It's fun too. If you don't have the EMBER oven, I would ask for one for your birthday. :-)

It's not expensive. Have you ever been through a week without power? Thats expensive...

@ but does the box charge by electricity? I’m just saying it’s not without electricity

We have a lithium ion power bank and a lithium iron phosphate battery running the fridge. You can use regular electricity, solar or 12volt (usually from a vehicle) to charge the batteries. Yes. We are using stored electricity which is what people need in a grid down situation. 11,000,000 people lost power in just the last 5 major hurricanes this year. That is the problem we are focused on solving here.

@@moderndayfoodstorage okay so maybe say off the grid electricity

You can never say this stuff "right" for all the people who have opinions about this kind of thing. Trust me. EVERYONE has strong opinons about this. We are here to solve a problem.

I think we will get a "trade mark" for that one :-)

@moderndayfoodstorage - just so I'm not misunderstanding, electricity WAS used?

House electricity or "shore power". No. The oven and little stove run off "6-Hour Canned Heat" which a lot of people think of as "sterno". The SetPower fridge freezer ran off of a 210 watt hour power bank and the rest of the night it will run off of a lithium iron phosphate battery. If we were in a sustained power outage solar panels would get us through or plugging into the 12 volt in the car. The videos are to help people understand how easy and releatively inexpensive it can be to cook and get through a short term power outage. Since 11,000,000 people lost power during the 5 major hurricanes this year and who knows how many people will lose power this weekend.

@@moderndayfoodstorage - very good! I'd not seen but this one clip. I'll subscribe and check out some of the others.

We would love that. We are going to focus heavily on simple solutions when the power is out with an emphasis on Hurricane Season which starts around June every year. Too many people dont have what they need.

Absolutely. We love multiple options for everything from power to cooking options. Have a back up plan for you back up plan. Thank you for the comment. Stay safe. We are all going to be fine because this is just what we do!

You ARE THE MAN JAKE!!!

For cooking yes. You can cook one pan on top of one canned heat. For heat, you can try one can but it might not produce enough heat if that is what you need it for.

@ thank you

You are welcome. Thank you for the comment, this comment will help other people for sure.

That is interesting. I guess they want to have something in the low and mid price range. I have been really impressed by the PT/45. I am a huge fan of quality products at reasonable prices and SetPower fits that very nicely.

Greatest Of All Time - I like this and use this all the time and it really doest rock!

Thank you for the comment. We really appreciate it and dutch ovens are something we want to get into because they make such great food! What is a good way to get good at dutch oven cooking as quick as possible.

@@moderndayfoodstorage I watched youtube videos. I teach a group of 4H kids every year and what I always tell them is if you can cook it in an oven in the house you can cook it in a dutch oven. Most people will count their charcoal per top and bottom. I light up my charcoal chimney about 3/4 or so full with some newspaper under it and splash on some lighter fluid then light it. When the coals are turning grey they are ready. Not just the corners turning grey. I fill up the top and the bottom of charcoal with little air gaps between and cook it until it is done to my satisfaction, I like everything well done just not burnt. If you are doing deserts they get less charcoal. It is a learning curve but not a hard one. You can figure that each coal is about 25 degrees and go from there. Good luck and enjoy. Just have fun with it. Don't try to cook on the ground. You need some kind of pavers or metal stand.

We will be giving away a Grid Doctor 300 soon. Working on the landing page and a video with the details this week. Stay tuned and thank you for the comment. This video is a Grid Doctor 3300. We are NOT giving away a 3300. Stay tuned for the Grid Doctor 300 giveaway details.

Thank You! This one was a TON of fun to make!

@@zantas-handle “subtly off to the side”. You mean, the unit I am “literally” pointing to??? Just showing people all 3 options. 1. VESTA -left 2. Ember Oven - center 3. Inferno Pro - right There are many off-grid cooking options is the point of that clip. Not misleading at all.

​@@moderndayfoodstorage You gesture to all of the items, whilst there's one huge item flaming and smoking in the centre of the screen, and you're not mentioning the range of products on display, only the Vesta. I'm not saying that you were misleading anyone, just that the footage was _a little_ misleading - which I hope was a polite way to express it, as just a gentle bit of feedback about the edit. It was meant constructively and politely, not intended to offend you. If the point of the clip was that there are many options, perhaps you could have said that? Then you wouldn't have had to clarify in your response here about the other items that were not mentioned at the time.

@@zantas-handleI appreciate you bringing it up so I could clarify. The video focuses 99.9% on The Vesta. Words like “misleading” get a response.

Yes. I am animated on video but I do “literally” point to The Vesa as a way to highlight it. P.S. I sell nothing on the channel at the moment so “cost” of the items seemed odd The video is informational only.

I am working on setting up a link for the video and hope to have that soon. Here is a link to purchase directly from MPS. I can get you a better price and I do work for MPS so it is the exact same product. I can get you a better price if you call. I have set up this line for now though - 888 579 7239 - Kevin is my name. www.mypatriotsupply.com/collections/long-term-food-storage/products/3-month-emergency-food-supply-2-000-calories-day

www.mypatriotsupply.com/products/ember-oven-by-instafire?variant=41067771035741

I hear you. We use this unit for tent camping and anything else that has to do with "grab and go" situations. The Vesta is great too. Again, we use that mostly for camping and heaven for bid during an emergency but that hasn't happened to us yet. These are all designed to be another tool in the tool box. Keep adding to what you have because what you have will come in so handy for you and the people you care about if you find yourself in an emergency. Thank you for the comment and keep posting your thoughts here. We really appreciate the conversations!

The Grid Doctor 3300 can handle those needs.

@ will the same solar panels for the grid doc 300 work for the 3300? Or do you need something more substantial?

As an update. I tried the Vesta heater this hunting trip. Got down to 14 degrees every early morning. This heater with all 3 canisters burning didn’t make a dent in the cold of the pop-up camper. The camper stove top cooking food heated the camper better than the Vesta. I liked that the motor was nearly silent but a little over a foot away from the blower you couldn’t feel any of the warmth at all. I would light it in the evening as a way of trying to stave off the cold a little after the sun went down and before switching the camper heater on but it didn’t seem to contribute any heat at all or slow the temperature drop in the slightest. Those evenings would start around 45 to 50 degrees and you would watch the thermometer drop even while it was sitting next to the Vesta heater. I guess that cold was too much for it. Again, to be fair, my Mr Buddy heater struggled to raise the temperature even a few degrees over the course of an hour while the outside evening temps plummeted. I tried the heater for boiling water during the mid day. It took so long to warm the water up (never approached a boil) that I still had to rely on the camper’s old stove top to finish the cooking. Or a backpacking stove which would also be way superior. Don’t get me wrong. I didn’t hate it. The Vesta is well built. I love that it was intended for a duel role as a heater and cook stove. It was well thought out for compact storage and the little damper/snuffer was great. The handles were well thought out for when you had to move the stove while lit. The motor worked as intended and was very quiet barely adding to ambient noise. And the canisters did stay lit for 7ish hours. I really wanted it to work as I like the set up, but the heat output was barely negligible and not worth the space it took when packing for the trip. If they could somehow boost the heat output I think this would be a very good little heater.

@@Aspen7780 The solar panels are interchangeable

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How please .l been forced to live in or out of a ford 2001 and camp site i made in woods cant afford colman gas to cook out here 😊

The Caviar with a 25 year shelf life will be out soon...

You can pull the wick out of the 6 Hour Canned Heat. The higher the wick, the higher the flame and the more heat you have to work with.

I will find it and include the link. th-cam.com/video/yio28-ldmTk/w-d-xo.html Thank you for the comment.

@@moderndayfoodstorage Thank you! 😊🙏

True. There are many options. This unit is $2997. There is a lot of good I can say about it from personal experience. I will link the site you can get more information from. Ask any questions and I will offer honest answers. www.mypatriotsupply.com/collections/power-generation-lighting/products/grid-doctor-3300-solar-generator-system

If you can build your own, thats great. This is for the people (like me) who cant build their own and just want it to work.

We buy all of the equipment and supplies we talk about on this channel. We do work for the company (we get employee pricing) but this channel is just us having fun and showing people options and how things work in real life situations. There are so many options out there, some are really great and some are shockingly bad. The more we use the 3300, the more we like it. Thank you for the comment and feel free to reach out anytime. Here is the breakdown with add on options for this equipment. Grid Doctor 3300 Main Unit 3300 watts 2048 watt hours Expansion Batteries Each expansion battery adds 2048 watt hours. You can add up to 7 expansion batteries so with the main unit 16,384 watt hours are possible. Solar Panels The unit comes with (1) 200 watt panel and you can have up to (4) 800 watts total. 3500 cycles on the Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery. It is a very solid piece of equipment.

@@moderndayfoodstorage Just wondering what your situation is. Thanks. I'll check out your other videos.

@@timadamany I like the question. I always wonder the same thing about reviews.

Did you miss the parts about running the fridge, washing machine, RV and all the equipment options (Main Battery, Expansion Battery, Solar Panels, Extension Cord? Besides, I am in most of the video...what am I? Chopped liver? Dang, did you notice the music and my cool editing???

The top is hot to the touch but not hot enough to cook on. th-cam.com/video/jfwMqEFnXfE/w-d-xo.html. This is my favorite option to cook that way.

Thank you very much. That was the goal. Its not always easy to do so we will be breaking things up and focusing more on what it can do in real situations. Thank you for the comment!

888 579 7239 - my number.

Thank you for the review! The extension cord is a game changer for sure. We are building our solar one piece at a time too. The equipment is there for an emergency but we like to get our reps in doing something fun.

We are working on that. For now you can call me at 888 579 7239 and I can get you all taken care of.

888 570 7239

Thank you for the reply. This really is the ONLY food storage we have in our house. I am glad you are ready for anything.