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food:coffee [2024/02/16 15:50] frater_secessus [With electricity] |
food:coffee [2024/02/16 15:50] frater_secessus [without heat] |
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[[https://amzn.to/2J80jIK|Pour-over coffee makers]] are cones that hold a filter and grounds. Hot water is poured over them usually in a few doses. [[https://amzn.to/2TolXxr|Melitta]] is the most famous one. They are typically made of unbreakable plastic and are relatively easy to clean. | [[https://amzn.to/2J80jIK|Pour-over coffee makers]] are cones that hold a filter and grounds. Hot water is poured over them usually in a few doses. [[https://amzn.to/2TolXxr|Melitta]] is the most famous one. They are typically made of unbreakable plastic and are relatively easy to clean. |
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| ===== With electricity ===== |
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| Electric coffee makers are possible, but are best used when connected to [[electrical:shore_power|shore power]]. They use a //lot// of power, particularly for [[camping:dispersed|boondockers]].((https://www.energystar.gov/sites/default/files/asset/document/ENERGY_STAR_Scoping_Report_Coffee_Makers.pdf)) |
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| | | **Small drip**| **pod**| |
| | **avg watts**| 740| 1200| |
| | **inverter ineff.**| 74| 120| |
| | **total watts**| 814| 1320| |
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| | **Amps (W/13)**| 62.6| 101.5| |
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| | **Ah per 5min use**| 5.2| 8.5| |
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| To compound the problem, coffee is usually brewed [[electrical:12v:charging#bulk_stage|in the early morning]] when batteries are most [[electrical:depth_of_discharge|deeply discharged]]. This early morning load is bad enough for an [[electrical:solar:charge_controller#mppt|MPPT]]-charged system but it hamstrings a [[electrical:solar:charge_controller#pwm|PWM]]-charged system (for reasons [[electrical:solar:pwm_tweaking|explained here]]). |
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| If you run a [[electrical:generator|generator]] in the morning, that is a great time to use an electric coffeemaker. |
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| Heating the absolute minimum amount of water needed is a good way to conserve usage. One option is a 12v hot water bottle such as https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JSOOD6Q |
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