would this be ideal for a boat with limited galley space?
445064
Wish I had a frame of reference - only boat I was ever on was the Staten Island Ferry!!But I used the original Avanti for 14 years - able to cook anything - this one they changed and you can only use the top units OR the oven --When I wrote to the company I asked them if they ever heard of "if it isn't broke -- don't fix it" == Just did a 9 chop loin of pork and it was great.Right now I am baking pumpkin pie == it is a quality product -- sorry I can't answer you space question. But enjoy the oven and especially the boat!!Peace & All Good == Happy New Year
445065
Well I don't know much about the electrical systems on a boat but it operates on 120 volt house current.So if you can run normal appliances on your boat it would be an ideal galley stove, since it is compact and has two burners on top. The oven is large enough to cook a 12 inch frozen pizza .Now you cannot operate the burners and the oven at the same time.You can either use the two burners (or one depending on what you need ) or the oven, but not both.the oven is also convection which makes it nice for quick use.I hope this information will be helpful to you .
445066
i have these for my three studio apartments as it takes 110 voltage and you either use the burners or theoven separate. you can not use both the oven/burners on top at the same time. it is for a small spaceand works perfectly for our apartments. my sister uses them also in her small apartments. so probably your boatwould work good. it may not take a 9x13 pan though you may have to buy smaller oven pans like 8x8.
1046597
As far as length yes. It may be a little overkill for a Kayak on the width. I have a 12ft aluminum boat on mine. Easy to put together and for the price I think it was a steal.
567539
I used mine for a 14" john boat with mud motor all my gear loaded in it. No problems. 75mph for 2 hours to my hunting spot.
19751
My guess is that it would work, but that there might be a strong tendency for it to tip sideways on any kind of uneven terrain. I'd recommend something with a wider wheelbase if you want to truck a 48 in boat over uneven terrain.
1158974
It should work fine on a boat as extra water storage. The container is made of a sturdy plastic so it could with stand the jostling on a boat.
2019370
If You going to mount it inside the rail , as I had the old one,maybe. If You measure from center of top of rail to center of rail on other side and You have over 75'', I would go with something wider. If Your boat is 78'' wide from center of top of rail to rail I would look for a 76 to 78 instead.
1926321
Depends on how a tight a fit you make it... I've not used it much yet but it works plenty well enough for my intended use - reading my boating charts on the water.
2106508
Yes,I believe that small a motor would be no problem. Just keep in mind that there is no rudder board, or anything that could control speed/direction beyond a trolling action.
152158
Not too bad, but it is a square fronted boat. I wouldn't want to paddle a long distance.
1182701
Might be a little big. Try a boat store and see what they have in that style. Most are same size
1230674
I have a 17 foot bass tracker boat with high mounted seats and the cover has plenty of room to be bigger. I can't say for sure with your boat but I would guess that it should have no problem.
631477
We have a 16ft bass boat and it fits nicely with lots of room to spare, so I don't see it being a problem for you.
1377812
Yes it probably would canvas is nice and heavy very happy with it. The brackets that hold it mount to a flat surface and not sure if your boat has round railings or square railings
1138449
I don't see why not took a look at your boat online.... Should be able the mount it on the sides.... I use mine on a sit inside fishing kayak and it works just fine.. Just gets in the way alittle bit when I make a far move
134372
That's a tough one. My boat is larger. I would think so, but I can't give you a definite answer.
230733
I wouldn't. Oars don't work too well. Floor isn't sturdy for rapids. Nothing to hold onto for rapids. Shallow boat I think it would tip easy. Good boat for floating or fishing that is about it.
1592451
Probably. However, I found using the holder to be rather awkward given overhead branches and the need to paddle to keep the boat oriented to where I wanted to cast. Jonathan's question about fit is something I can't answer. Cheers!