Is Joulle Electric Kettle the Future of Camping? Stoke Voltaics Kettle - Camp Gear Review

[@macdaddy9344]

I agree not designed for hiking and backpacking but this Truck Driver will be buying one for use in my Truck for sure.

[@ChasingAdventuresCO]

Oh yes! Why didn't I think of that. It will work great for you 👍

[@paulkeller3944]

Love your gear testing! Where do you get the leather tank cover? I see the small tank covers on Amazon but not the one that fits a 1 pound tank. Thanks!

[@ChasingAdventuresCO]

Thank you and the cover is home made using real leather. just like you, I couldn't find anything for the propane tank so had to make one.

[@SaadonAksah]

8 min to boil not too bad..may be faster if you put the lid on

[@ChasingAdventuresCO]

yes it would have been~

[@coolnamja78]

I really like product review videos from your channel. Keep it coming with new camping equipments!

[@ChasingAdventuresCO]

Thanks! I appreciate it

[@robb4269]

close but no cigar 9 minutes of pull on a portable battery just to boil water is laughable, a regular electric gooseneck will boil water in under 6 and uses reliable mass produced components. If you’re still considering buying this you should note that most factory truck bed outlets are rated at a max of 400watt, so this item is not guaranteed to work and would exceed recommendations if it does.

[@ChasingAdventuresCO]

Thank you for pointing that out!

[@piermontbike4551]

Do you think the popcorn mode gets hot enough to sauté small piece of meat?

[@ChasingAdventuresCO]

Yes it does.

[@mattwatkins6282]

It's really interesting, especially for car campers, being really efficient. Not sure I'd want to chuck it and a big battery into a rucksack though

[@ChasingAdventuresCO]

Yes, it's not meant for hiking ~

[@techguyml]

Can you do a video on how you plasti dipped your emblem covers and the wrap you used on the interior console panel and shifter??

[@ChasingAdventuresCO]

Sure. I'll make sure to make one when I redo it.

[@Jaypher]

At what point are we just no longer camping? We are literally bringing our entire kitchen and its cabinets into the woods now lol

[@ChasingAdventuresCO]

LoL. 😆 🤣 😂

[@ColdSprite]

I’ll agree with you on this one. I keep it simple, anything electronic, I don’t bring.

[@MarioQuezada]

So what do you eat? I need hot water for stuff. How do you boil water?

[@MarioQuezada]

@@ColdSprite So what do you eat? I need hot water for stuff. How do you boil water? What do you use for fuel?

[@Jaypher]

@@MarioQuezada dirt and tree bark, sometimes bugs.

[@carlosa1038]

Nice. Just too bad it's not usb powered. Yes I know this requires a lot more power. It's going in the right direction but we are quit there yet!

[@ChasingAdventuresCO]

you are right. it would have been nice if it was USB .

[@timflaherty2731]

Seems like the switch has a lot of"play" in it, and clicks twice between settings?

[@ChasingAdventuresCO]

it does have some play and that was my only nitpicking.

[@victorpuleo5504]

Would you mind sharing the source for the 1 LB propane bottle covers? Thank you.

[@ChasingAdventuresCO]

that was DIY project

[@greengooseman]

Your power station only puts out 110v instead of the 120v needed for faster heating.

[@ChasingAdventuresCO]

Thanks for your input. however, I don't think that extra 10v will make a huge difference, right?

[@chrish6373]

Great if you're on mains power. Awful if you're on battery power. It takes 17 amps of current to boil 400ml of water from 20°C. That's a lot of energy for a few minutes of heating water.

[@ChasingAdventuresCO]

This is true. This isn't for everyone. Not yet, at least.

[@svlittlegem24]

Because you have to use an large power bank, the product will not be useful to hikers Gerard.

[@ChasingAdventuresCO]

yes, you are correct and I did mention that as well in the video. thank you!

[@svlittlegem24]

@@ChasingAdventuresCO I am currently looking into a few items that may be able to use for camping and hiking. as i live on an 25 ft sailing boat, i do not have a lot of space. and if i want to go sailing or off grid, i want an system small enough to work with minimum fuzz. I will let you know when i have something i have been using for an while. Gerard.

[@ChasingAdventuresCO]

@@svlittlegem24 oh wow. that will be great. thank you.

[@maciomacio8745]

Ahhh that looked like a FAIL…on the popcorn lol

[@ChasingAdventuresCO]

Haha, it wasn't too bad.

[@Cutter-jx3xj]

I wouldn't buy it. It is not sensible to me.

[@ChasingAdventuresCO]

I understand. It's not for everyone