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Force 10 the best
Jack Dale wrote:
On 25 Apr 2005 13:16:42 -0700, "beaufortnc"
wrote:
Hi all,
I'm looking for a grill for my boat, and have been actively asking
around for months. Everyone seems to dislike at least a couple of
things about their grills -
1. They are hard to keep lit in the wind
2. The lid isn't hinged (early Magmas)
3. Not big enough
4. They have hot spots and cold spots - doesn't cook evenly
5. Expensive as hell
Does anyone have a grill that doesn't have these problems??
If I could solve 1 through 4, I'd be willing to ignore number 5.
Maybe.
Or, it would also be helpful to many I think to compile a list of
manufacturers, so that a good competitive market could be established.
Magma needs to come down on their prices.
Who else sells quality stainless LPG boat grills?
Mike.
I have used Magmas, Force 10's, and Dickinson SeaBQ's. My favorite is
the latter. A chandlery owner that I know swears by the Gourmet
series from Magma.
To keep hot spots to a minimum, keep the unit as horizontal as
possible.
Jack (who is off to teach a cruise and learns for a month. (-:
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Jack Dale
Swiftsure Sailing Academy
Director/ISPA and CYA Instructor
http://www.swiftsuresailing.com
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