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That power source won't heat a kettle - a kettle is 1,200 - 1,500 Watts (W). TBH, I'm not sure the power source would even power a 12V (car voltage) kettle! I'd go for a little camping stove or a Kelly Kettle instead.
i ahve a camping stove (just too windy most days) and there are hundreds of kettles for sale that plug into car battery so why not thingy battery
you can get electric 12v kettle but the element is puny it will only be 100w
It will be pretty lame its for old people who pull up in there honda jazz and eat there sarnies a lotexactly so you can
but they all plug into car. i was hoping for other... obviously not then..
oh well plan b
It will be pretty lame its for old people who pull up in there honda jazz and eat there sarnies a lot
Decent flasks would be (are!) my choice.
Your power supply can output a maximum of 2.5A at 12V via USB. 12 x 2.5 is 30Wi ahve a camping stove (just too windy most days) and there are hundreds of kettles for sale that plug into car battery so why not thingy battery