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Joule + power bank

Darren_316779

Saw this today. Combining this with Joule would make outdoor cooking and camping so much more awesome!

Question: once the water reach the desired temp and assuming minimal loss of heat, I assume the heating element will require very little power?

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/omnicharge-smart-compact-portable-power-bank-smartphone-powerbank#/

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Firgosdu_1093549

Tell me why the portable charger 20000mah can beep when charging it? I didn't notice this before. And today I hear a squeak. On discharge, i.e. when Joule or any other electronic kitchen device I charge silence from it. Perhaps it is broken and I need to buy a new one? I don’t know what it could be. Yesterday I charged Joule and everything was okay, but today this annoying squeak appeared. Thank you all for the tips.

jena_155066

I liken using Joule or any other electronic kitchen device on a camping trip akin to putting on full makeup using a lighted makeup mirror and using my hair dryer on same camping trip. I can do it, but why not just stay home?

HammeredChef_DEFINITELY_does_NOT_work_at_22134

cost about the same....a Little larger..;) BUT, a lot more useful can charge your phone, car, power your lights, Joule bug, zapper, immersion blender etc. $229

Darren_316779

Ah! That's unfortunate but thanks all for the input!

fisher23

Joule pulls 1100 watts, this is only rated for 100 watts. You would want a generator.

meyer8863

I agree with every one else that has posted. The device you linked to, is meant to be used as a trickle-charger, not a sustained power supply. Cool idea though!

Mitch_Smith_278053

Your post does remind me of this though...the Sous Vide Truck!

Even here, Norm said that he powered his immersion circulators using the "campsite's power source" and not even the power supply from the truck. Your best bet for campsite sous vide would be a bank of car batteries and very beefy pure sine wave power inverter.

Hmm...now you've got me thinking....

lfmichaud

That's a very nice power bank but I would be afraid of a power spike that would be a problem with the Joule or the power bank. Don't forget that you'll have a big power surge as soon as you put some cold stuff to cook.

Mitch_Smith_278053

I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but I'm afraid you wouldn't be able to use Joule with that. The Pro model only outputs 100W of power. The heating element alone in Joule pulls 11 times that. If by chance you got it to run, the battery would only last you a few minutes at best.