#20
I didn't know was available until today.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/221874149651?lpid=82

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#21
That looks like a very useful tool for the shop!
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#22
Ok- that's cool.
John

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#23
I seen this on LJ's too.

Nothing like Coffee on the run.

Good for camping, fishing, hunting I am thinking.

I wonder how long the battery would last

Arlin
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#24
If I didn't see the us 110 plug I'd think it was a British attachment for tea time. Interesting but too bad I don't drink coffee.

Now if they had an ice maker that would be allot more useful here. Too hot 10 months of the year for hot drinks.
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#25
A little less expensive at Amazon. Says it will give you 3 cups of coffee on a single charge of an 18 volt 5ah xlt battery.
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#26
I guess a thermos is no longer enough

Really..... with all of the places you can drive through, walk into, and otherwise score a cuppa, ya have to make it? In the shop you can use a $9 special to make coffee, In a camp half the fun is having a fire, and an old pot. I just don't see a market.
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GW
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#27
I was tempted until I read the specs.

•Brews one 5 oz. cup of coffee in 3 min. when plugged into a power outlet; brews one 5 oz. cup of coffee in 7 min. when powered by an 18V LXT battery filter allows grounds to be poured directly into coffee maker
•Battery adapter can be removed when using AC power
•Compact design at only 8-3/8" tall with a 3-1/2" cup clearance
•Boil dry protection automatically turns the coffee maker off if there is not enough water
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Bill
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#28
So, you have to recharge something to get something that recharges you? Cool accessory. Thermos bottles are cheaper, though.
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#29
I picked up a propane unit works well and I don't have to worry about a battery class going obsolete

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