1 YEAR REVIEW - Induction Cooking on a Sailboat - ELECTRICAL BOAT TECH (3 of 7)
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Over 1 year ago we dropped propane and went fully electric with an induction stove and electric oven, all powered by Lithium batteries. In this video we do a 1 year review of how it's worked aboard Delos and answer these questions: How is the induction stove and electric oven working out for us? Can we exceed the capacity of the batteries and inverter? What are the benefits and drawbacks of induction cooking on a sailboat? What are the limits of the system? How much power does it use? What is our fallback plan if the system fails? For more details on the gear used for our electrical upgrades please visit: https://svdelos.com/lithium Please subscribe to support our videos! https://www.youtube.com/svdelos/?sub_confirmation=1 Tunes in this episode! Music is one of the hardest things about bringing our episodes together! Check out Epidemic Sound to make your life easier :) http://share.epidemicsound.com/qpsNz
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Many newer luxury cruising boats are coming out with dual gas/induction stove tops
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Love these extra info bits.
Might I suggest a topic?
I would be very interested in Brady’s realizations as to the experiences and differences in going from a trusted seasoned second-in-command to becoming the captain of the vessel. How did/does that weigh on him/you and has anything about that transition caught you off guard or pleasantly surprised you?
Thanks for all of your awesome work!
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Cheers,
Jay
I love the tech stuff, I learn so many details from them, please keep them coming.
Cheers to whole Delos Crew and safe travels.
I am very much interested in this energy subject. I am an Electronics Engineer with post-graduation on Sustainable Energy Systems. Thank you for sharing all this experiences.
By the way, isn't it funny you keep calling "burner" to those areas in the induction stove? :-)
If it wasn't for the creasy prize a double walled, means insolated pressure cooker would be the pinnacle of energy efficient cooking, btw.
How do you guys find 3 panels, especially when stern mooring in tight spots!
My gas oven drives me crazy with its hot spot... I leave a pizza stone on the bottom shelf to try and mitigate the problem... better but not perfect.
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- no forming of carbon dioxide and moisture
- no excess heat passing around the pots and pans
- no chance of carbon monoxide poisoning
- no or less need to ventilate the cabin
Now that I also have a new 3400 watt generator for my Electric Propulsion system I think I will add an induction burner as a backup to the primary system since it seems to work fine on Delos.
I would be very interested in how do deal with hot water do you go without a hot shower every day? Heating hot water would probably be one of your larges electrical draws? And if you needed the heat of the boat would you go with a gas heater?
Thank you for the answer
it does make sense that it is mostly 220 v
i am fixing a 44 footer mono hull and i will have to deal with all the electrical ac an dc
your drawing gave me ideas about fixing my system
also on an other subject
the 2 poles you have on your mast , never seen that , but looks a great idea , is that a good way to use whisker poles
and do you recommend that system ,
thank you so much again , happy wind
Louis
Great video and hope you get to play and review the starlink gigabit datastream and show it off to the world next summer 2020
Have you tried an InstaPot? We've REALLY been enjoying ours. It's just an "intelligent" pressure cooker, but it is really good.
The other thing I like about our electric cooking options is that we can take them out into the cockpit to keep the heat out of the salon/galley.
Even if we remove the propane from the galley I'd like to continue to have a propane grill on the pushpit. But that can have a directly connected tank. I was thinking of putting this on the stern ;)
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you do not! eat raw noodels, you drink Beer!! ;)
And by the way I hit the like button at once, since "boat bits with Brian" is .... Let's just say: I love the "tecky tecky" parts.
Safe travels and love your shows
you said that you have 220 ac power , what voltage is the cook stove and oven
and what system do you have to split the 220 v into 110 , is it the same as a house but with a marine electrical pannel
happy wind Louis
Jesus saves.
Earth is flat and would take me an hour to prove it to you.
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box store. Mine is 1250 whats and cooks most anything in a compressed amount of time as compared to
a regular oven. It would be comparable to a microwave in time and comparable to regular oven in taste.
One good thing to know is that many domestic induction cooktops now have built-in power limit options to suit different home wiring setups, so that when using the cooktop you don't risk overloading your circuits at home. This is very useful on a boat as it provides additional protection from overloading the inverter.
Whether an induction cooktop has this feature can typically be found buried in the manual, but it's already common across the Miele & Siemens/Bosch induction ranges, to name a few.
What would be interested to know is whether a switch to induction from propane/LPG, with the obvious safety benefits, could potentially reduce insurance premiums?
Another question -- does the induction cooktop have any negative effect on the electronics onboard, such as interference?
As you mentioned i like the heat being generated inside the cooking pots and not overheating the
Inside of the boat. Also in my high latitude sailing, not having water vapour released into the interior
Means i no longer need to run the dehumidifier near as much. Chimo .....
she will enjoy insha allah being with such a lovely family! God bless you all!!!!
Rick
This is a lifestyle I would love to eventually live, and having this cool information at hand to get into my head now is really nice.
I wanna walk about sailing in what you guys do to have fun I have joy your talks like you're talking now about going total life 3 I was curious if you go a propulsion as well Out of curiosity how much dead end up costing you if you don't mind me asking
And daily posts... talk about spoilt
It would be great if you showed more detail on the electric stove, maybe even a shot of the nomenclature ...Thanks.
And Brady's mexican recipes!
Water maker is more reasonable to run on the batteries as they typically draw < 10 amps running, but it wouldn't be a good use of the batteries likely which is more probably why they just run the generator. It can take quite a bit of time to fill the water tank(s) so it could easily draw the batteries too low to be worth it.
And as to Delos' reply, I once had, and now have, a convection oven so I'm familiar with them. However, it did not occur to me that you might have a convection oven on Delos. But it make complete sense.
remove nut from solenoid coil
remove coil from valve stem
undue the Stainless steel nut / assembly/ stem
when apart remove the plunger pad and spring
re-fit the stainless nut assembly/tube/stem
The solenoid will now have free flow without power.
Hopefully this will never be necessary
Boyd
We just have two mechanical valves in our very simple propane system, one at the tank connector and one in the pentry cupboard near the stove. The one in the pentry is closed whenever the stove is not in use; the one at the tank is closed whenever we leave the boat for a longer period.