I love your practical comparisons. It never occurred to me to test power consumption between the 12V oven and an air fryer. Nicely done and very, very interesting results. Thanks.
Thanks Dino, great comparison Buddy, for me it's the air fryer all the way, because in 12mins or whatever it was you're eating, AND the batteries have already started recharging from the sun so you have more power stored quicker for night time. Excellent mate. Seeya Rob..................air fryers are great to cook those little party pies too, 200degs 15mins PERFECT !
Cheers rob. Yeah the food tastes better with the air fryer as well , gives it a bit of a crunch. I forgot to mention the air fried calamari rings tasted better. Hope all is well mate 👍🍻
With a lithium and inverter setup the air fryer is a good setup. If you have the space throw a microwave in too, i wanted to do that but just dont have the space in a wagon. frozen pies go for 3 minutes in the microwave, 2 minutes in the air frier and you're golden. i think inverters are worth their weight in gold as you can just use existing 240v appliances rather than getting a bunch of sub par 12v gear. I originally bought an inverter because makita rapid chargers can be had for cheap ($50) . But if i was to get a 12v charger they're $180, slow and never be seen second hand. Sometimes i even throw in the projector, rice cooker or even flood lights when hosting camp trips for a larger group of less equipped people and its payed for itself very easily. An air fryer can be had for $50 or free if youve already got one at home like most people would. Whilst a travel oven are $125+25 for the cheaper ridge ryder/ kings oven + step up converter. Would have been nice to see how a 15v step up converter would compare in this test, lock your hubs saved ~20% in ah if i recall corectly and the thing actually gets up to 200c and switches on and off. also took like 30 mins cooking time off the frozen meat pie. With all of that said i did however end up purchasing a travel oven because it came up for a good price. it just seems as if its more versatile and can cook for more people when doing stuff like roasts, lasagne/pasta bakes even warming up frozen meals if you're feeling lazy. Could fit 8 pies into one if so inclined just will take a while. It would be nice if someone came to the market with some proper innovation, not this badge engineering bullshit we have been seeing. maybe a higher power or additional top heating element, fan force, slightly bigger internals so you can fit a standard baking pan or bain marie in it. Is that a square baking pan from woolies? Thanks for the vid mate, good comparison.
Thanks for sharing your setup! It sounds like you've got a really efficient and versatile system going on. It's great to hear how you've found ways to make the most of your space and equipment, especially with the air fryer and microwave combo. Yes it’s a square pan from Woolies . Thanks for watching 👍🍻
Good video, As an aside theres a 24 volt airfryer selling at coles bestbuys ,, it has 380watt heating element , so might be worth a go, its only has a small bucket area, but for $59 .95, hard to pass up a bargain !.
@@EFFICIENTSELF I ve had the 24 volt airfyer a couple of weeks n its working good for snack things like, spring rolls , hash browns, tinned soup. Im experimenting with it , I bought a 12-24 v step up dc dc convertor, which is how I am using it on a 12 volt 120 ah battery / solar setup,& so far so good !
@@petcuyvers Yes The Airfryer came with Anderson connector, its drawing 16 amps directly from my 24v battery setup..I also sometimes make use of a 105 Ah 12 volt battery.with 12 v dc-dc stepup convertor. . and then its drawing a whopping. 32amps out of the battery.
Hi Dino looks like the Kings 12v oven will be removed from your Toyota Hiace ...After that test can;t see the oven being there much longer..GOOOOOOOOOOOOONE.🙄
G’day . You will need 2 batteries capable of discharging 100 amps each and a 2000 watt inverter as a minimum. Also you need a means of recharging the batteries either solar or dc charger or both . Thanks for watching 👍🍻
You should be fine running air fryer with a 2000 watt inverter as my other air fryer it’s a ninja dual drawers and it consumes 1700 watts . Just be sure your batteries can put out at least a continuous 150 amp output. Thanks for watching 👍🍻
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no taste test? come one which one tasted the best! i think airfryers are the way to go, 12v oven is good if you want a slow cooked meat imo thats about it, i still cook with my airfryer when driving
The air fried ones tasted better which I forgot to mention . I haven’t tried a roast in the 12v oven probably cause it would take so long . But will try one day . Thank you for watching 👍🍻
Maybe try cooking them just on the wire racks to allow better convection around the rings when cooking in the travel oven. Another test I’ve been thinking about is cooking pizza in the my travel buddy upside down to get a better finish on top, I alway get way to crispy base and soggy toppings.
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I love your practical comparisons. It never occurred to me to test power consumption between the 12V oven and an air fryer. Nicely done and very, very interesting results. Thanks.
Cheers Ben was very curious myself .thanks for watching 👍🍻
Thanks Dino, great comparison Buddy, for me it's the air fryer all the way, because in 12mins or whatever it was you're eating, AND the batteries have already started recharging from the sun so you have more power stored quicker for night time. Excellent mate. Seeya Rob..................air fryers are great to cook those little party pies too, 200degs 15mins PERFECT !
Cheers rob. Yeah the food tastes better with the air fryer as well , gives it a bit of a crunch. I forgot to mention the air fried calamari rings tasted better. Hope all is well mate 👍🍻
Great comparison mate.
Air fryers are great. We barely ever use the normal oven these days 😊
Cheers mate . Same here ,very rarely use the oven these days . Hope all is well 👍🍻
air fryer for the win you dont want to pull up to camp at night and wait 2hrs for a meal awesome video
Cheers mate thanks for watching 👍🍻
Thanks for doing the test, i found up to 50% difference in power saving using the air fryer and much better job not to mention a huge time saving
Agree 100% for sure . Thanks for watching 👍🍻
Good test. The air fryer is the go for sure. Only bonus with the 12v oven is you can suck down several tins while your waiting for it to cook.🍺
😂 love your way of thinking . Thanks for your comment and viewing 👍🍻
Nice consumption test mate on both Amp-hours and Calamari rings 😁😁
Cheers mate 🤣 thanks for watching 👍🍻
With a lithium and inverter setup the air fryer is a good setup. If you have the space throw a microwave in too, i wanted to do that but just dont have the space in a wagon. frozen pies go for 3 minutes in the microwave, 2 minutes in the air frier and you're golden.
i think inverters are worth their weight in gold as you can just use existing 240v appliances rather than getting a bunch of sub par 12v gear. I originally bought an inverter because makita rapid chargers can be had for cheap ($50) . But if i was to get a 12v charger they're $180, slow and never be seen second hand. Sometimes i even throw in the projector, rice cooker or even flood lights when hosting camp trips for a larger group of less equipped people and its payed for itself very easily. An air fryer can be had for $50 or free if youve already got one at home like most people would. Whilst a travel oven are $125+25 for the cheaper ridge ryder/ kings oven + step up converter.
Would have been nice to see how a 15v step up converter would compare in this test, lock your hubs saved ~20% in ah if i recall corectly and the thing actually gets up to 200c and switches on and off. also took like 30 mins cooking time off the frozen meat pie.
With all of that said i did however end up purchasing a travel oven because it came up for a good price. it just seems as if its more versatile and can cook for more people when doing stuff like roasts, lasagne/pasta bakes even warming up frozen meals if you're feeling lazy. Could fit 8 pies into one if so inclined just will take a while. It would be nice if someone came to the market with some proper innovation, not this badge engineering bullshit we have been seeing. maybe a higher power or additional top heating element, fan force, slightly bigger internals so you can fit a standard baking pan or bain marie in it.
Is that a square baking pan from woolies?
Thanks for the vid mate, good comparison.
Thanks for sharing your setup! It sounds like you've got a really efficient and versatile system going on. It's great to hear how you've found ways to make the most of your space and equipment, especially with the air fryer and microwave combo. Yes it’s a square pan from Woolies . Thanks for watching 👍🍻
Pretty interesting outcome
Cheers thanks for watching 👍🍻
Another great vid Dino! Love the kmart air fryer in my van, wouldn't use anything else 👍🍻
Cheers mate.. cant complain for the price 👍 thanks for watching 👍🍻
Thanks for confirming my suspicions!
Cheers mate thanks for watching 👍🍻
Thanks for sharing 👍😎
Cheers Robbie thanks for watching 👍🍻
W9nder how quick it would work with the 15v power converter
Don’t know ,will have to give it a try if I get a chance. Thanks for watching 👍🍻
Good video, As an aside theres a 24 volt airfryer selling at coles bestbuys ,, it has 380watt heating element , so might be worth a go, its only has a small bucket area, but for $59 .95, hard to pass up a bargain !.
Would be interesting to see how the 24 fryer volt goes for sure . Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching 👍🍻
@@EFFICIENTSELF I ve had the 24 volt airfyer a couple of weeks n its working good for snack things like, spring rolls , hash browns, tinned soup. Im experimenting with it , I bought a 12-24 v step up dc dc convertor, which is how I am using it on a 12 volt 120 ah battery / solar setup,& so far so good !
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@@peterb9580 Nice one. I imagine you plug in via an Anderson plug with at least a 35A connection wires and fuse, maybe 40 A to be safe?
@@petcuyvers Yes The Airfryer came with Anderson connector, its drawing 16 amps directly from my 24v battery setup..I also sometimes make use of a 105 Ah 12 volt battery.with 12 v dc-dc stepup convertor. . and then its drawing a whopping. 32amps out of the battery.
Hi Dino looks like the Kings 12v oven will be removed from your Toyota Hiace ...After that test
can;t see the oven being there much longer..GOOOOOOOOOOOOONE.🙄
Hey newy yeah very likely . Hope is all well with you mate. Thanks for watching 👍🍻
What kind of specs needed to run an air fryer
G’day . You will need 2 batteries capable of discharging 100 amps each and a 2000 watt inverter as a minimum. Also you need a means of recharging the batteries either solar or dc charger or both . Thanks for watching 👍🍻
@@EFFICIENTSELF Thanks Dino, was also curious. Do you think it comes close to maxing out the 2000W inverter at max power?
You should be fine running air fryer with a 2000 watt inverter as my other air fryer it’s a ninja dual drawers and it consumes 1700 watts . Just be sure your batteries can put out at least a continuous 150 amp output. Thanks for watching 👍🍻
@@EFFICIENTSELF what size charger would be efficient? More AMPs the better?
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no taste test? come one which one tasted the best! i think airfryers are the way to go, 12v oven is good if you want a slow cooked meat imo thats about it, i still cook with my airfryer when driving
The air fried ones tasted better which I forgot to mention . I haven’t tried a roast in the 12v oven probably cause it would take so long . But will try one day . Thank you for watching 👍🍻
@@EFFICIENTSELF my roast about 1kg-1.2kg took about 3.5hrs
You cook with 12V oven or air fryer whilst driving?
Maybe try cooking them just on the wire racks to allow better convection around the rings when cooking in the travel oven.
Another test I’ve been thinking about is cooking pizza in the my travel buddy upside down to get a better finish on top, I alway get way to crispy base and soggy toppings.
Cheers thanks for watching 👍🍻