Small Microwave For Camper Van

Has been running great in our camper van. This week we will put it to the test in the woods.

We have a class b camper van. On a recent trip during the summer heat wave we put out our 400W solar panel connected to our EcoFlow delta 2 and then plugged in our RV. Charged our delta 2 as well as our house batteries. We had all the juice we needed. The panels were heavier than i like but were manageable and well made.

I watched a lot of YouTube videos on the EcoFlow products. The "Wave" air conditioner was rated excellant. especially for my camper van. A few videos recommended buying the Delta Max battery instead of the smaller battery that attaches to the Wave as I would get more hours of running time with the Wave. I bought the Max and the connecting cable and it works great! I am a full-time RVer and travel in my camper van with rooftop solar panels, across the U.S. I like the fact that I can do remote camping and still have A/C. And the same if the electrical grid goes down due to heat waves and storms! And with temperatures increasing every year, I look at purchasing the Ecoflow Wave and the Ecoflow Delta Max with longer running power, a necessity!

I replaced another phone ball mount with this so I could use the Peak Design in my camper van. No problems with it. It allows a super quick and convenient attachment.

I purchased this for an underfloor compartment in my camper van. It stows all the photo-related tools I need when I travel. When I am not traveling, it goes back into the studio. It is a perfect size for all the small tools I need close by as a working photographer.

This is the second one that I have purchased. I want a set of battery charger in my camper van that can run directly from 12 volts. (My other one stays at home)

I like how it can be regenerated using a microwave oven.

I’m using it to hold extra c-stands in our grip van. It’s exactly what I needed for the small space I have for that. I appreciate that it’s solid metal and I shouldn’t have to worry about it bending or sagging under the weight.

I paid plenty for some small-footprint music gear. I don't want it damaged in the van by throwing it in a bag with some clunky stuff. (audio interface, pocket-size mixer, multi-EFX pedalboard...

It’s way better then I expected won’t go back to dish in my camper