NUTRI NINJA

Dougwe · Chief one feather

NUTRI NINJA

KFT · Guru

Doug there a couple of ways to do this

1. Connect it directly to a 1000w inverter but make sure you have enough battery capacity

2. Run the genny to power the van and use it like you would if connected to mains power.

3. get yourself a magic wand and wave it around and see if you have the magic in you

hehe

frank

Cruising Cruze · Guru

Hi Doug

You will never become as good as Bruce Lee biggrin biggrin biggrin

All joking aside

I would run it of a Sin wave inverter it only runs for a short time

Cheers John

iana · Guru

A quick search on the net reveals there are quite a number of camper friendly devices available. Bike powered blender.jpg

With this machine you can keep fit, take your nutrients on the go, and anyone who walks past your van while you're making your brew will p--s them selves laughing!

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Nomes · Senior Member

Greetings Doug.

Before you rush out and buy one, take a look at The Checkout on Iview. iview.abc.net.au/programs/checkout/LE1402H013S00

I am on a special diet and researched this really well and ended up buying the Vitalmax for $300. The Vitalmax is a masticating juicer as opposed to a centrifugal one. Masticating juicers don't cook your juice but you are left with a very small amount of pulp but the juice can be stored in a Thermos in my fridge for up to 48 hours where the other needs to be drunk straight away.

The best way to understand the difference between masticating and centrifugal is with apple juice. Masticating means the apple juice will come out cloudy where the centrifugal will come out brown, in other words it is cooked from the speed of the rotating blades. I would not eat a brown apple, and I don't always want to put ice in my drinks.

www.oscarjuicers.com.au/oscar-da-900/ I use every attachment, grind nuts and seeds and juice etc.

Best of all it takes very little time to clean.

I hope this was helpful.

All my inverter questions when I joined GN was about how to use my juicer when not using 240v. I have an electrician installing a safe inverter set up for me in a few weeks so I can't answer that yet.

Tip: I store my vegetables in the red Decor containers with the plastic rack, they last 3 times longer than when just stored in the fridge.

Cheers,
Nomes.

Dougwe · Chief one feather

Thanks all. The Inverta is what I had been thinking of.

Now Nomes, I will take a look at what you suggest before the big spend takes place however, sorry but I have to say this.....I am so glad you don't have a speech impediment biggrin biggrin biggrin biggrin

KFC told me to say that blankstare

Nomes · Senior Member

One for KFC!

Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers if Peter Piper pecked a peck of pickled peppers, where's the pickled peppers Peter Piper picked?

I said that out loud! hehe

Dougwe · Chief one feather

Thanks all for the input. I decided to go with the Ninja and a 1500w PSW Inverter.

KFT · Guru

What did I do?

I was even ON TOPIC

I have absolutely no interest in Peter Pipers pickles or his peppers OR what he does with them

Doug make sure you install that Inverter proper like.

hehehe

Dougwe · Chief one feather

Will do Frank. I already have a cable wired directly to battery with a Anderson Plug on the other end (1 mtr of cable) with a 25amp fuse in line close to battery. Not sure if that will be ok for the 700w Ninja so will investigate further. I really can't see myself using anything else with the 1500w Inverter. The other items I have been using with my 300w Inverter are all I need.

Phil C · Guru

Now we are all off topic. NAUGHTY CORNER!!

Hold the mail, I'm on my way as well. Dougwe, use a decent pure sine wave inverter.

Cheers

Dougwe · Chief one feather

All soted Phil. Would only ever use PSW no matter what for. Just need to sort out fuse size now.