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Author: tscottmetscottme Date: Apr 4, 2008 03:24
Stay away from the 12 volt drip coffee makers. They are very, very slow.
Mine took 45 minutes to make 4 cups of brown water that looked almost like
coffee in dim light but tasted like hot water.
I generally filled a thermos of coffee at truck stops and used a 12 volt
immersion heater to heat up coffee from the thermos.
If you get a big enough power inverter you can use a normal 120 volt coffee
maker in the truck.
--
Scott
Who better to unite the political and racial divides of America than
a corrupt, racist radical? Obama '08
"Eric B." sesamestreet.com> wrote in message
news:OOOdndW5w40LDmjanZ2dnUVZ_rGhnZ2d@ptd.net...> You fellas that are single could you fill me in on your lifestyles?
>
> I want to know if you have apartments, rent hotel rooms or just live out
> of your trucks. How many days off you take. What you do about
> relationships with the females. Are there women out there that will accept
> a b/f with a truckers lifestyle?
>
> Also, I am curious about any of you that avoid restaurants, what kind of
> appliances you may have (cooler, oven etc.). What foods do you eat?
>
> Eric B.
>
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