I wanted to hack an electrical outlet onto my scooter for my phone and other devices. With that settled, I moved on to the next most logical thing: cooking a warm meal while driving. With a quick 12-Volt adapter plug socket, 150W power inverter, and a mini lunchbox oven, I tap into my scooter's electrical output to bake a tasty road meal. Now we have warm food on the go for motocamping.

Chapters
0:00 Introduction
0:35 Battery to 12-Volt Plug Socket
1:41 Mini Lunchbox Oven for Road Trips
2:28 Check Owner's Manual for Electrical Watts
4:00 Needing to Test the Power Outlet
7:50 Cooking a Meal on 50cc Scooter
9:32 Mini Oven Test on Scooter
10:22 Mixing the Cheese
10:55 Everybody Wants Your $ - BYOF
11:40 Extra Mixing
12:28 First Taste Test
13:35 Salt is Important
14:10 My Scrub Outfit
15:05 Lunchbox Overview
15:25 Second Taste Test
15:59 Thanks for Watching - Subscribe!

Planning to use my 50cc scooter as an adventure bike. If you are interested in motorcycle camping cooking be sure to watch the whole video. In today's motovlog you will learn how to do a motorcycle usb charger install and then take it to the next level with warm meals on the road (it's not that bad of an idea, let's be honest.) Be sure to check out last week's video: prompting me to consider how I might get a hot meal while on a scooter / motorcycle.

Be sure to research your scooter / moped / motorcycle electrical output and wattage. My owner's manual listed out components and their wattage; you'll need to do some testing and playing around to ensure your battery doesn't get drained and sufficiently re-charges while driving. Today was mostly for fun, but I definitely don't want anybody getting stranded out there! My little power inverter still ran (the fan and a small light) so leaving these plugged into the scooter / motorcycle will probably not be good for the battery.

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