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Just received my new induction ready PSII and am trying to research a heat source. Most induction cookters are about half the diameter of the kettle. Has anyone used and induction cooker and what were your results?
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Ok, thanks for the warm welcome, but... huh? I have no idea where you are coming from. Sorry. Anyone have an experience with an induction cooktop?
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Ah. I see what you are saying; thanks. I am interested to know if the standard 1800 watt (or so) unit works well with the induction version of the PSII. It doesn't seem like too many use it from what I am seeing in these forums. I am not getting to many hits on a search for "induction".
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hey six let me know how it works, was thinking of getting an induction boiler too as it is supposed to use less electricity
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"Hi Six, I don't know to much about induction heaters but from what I can tell by looking on line they don't look like they will take the weight of a cooker unless it is pretty small.
I use propane because it costs too much for electricity to run all day long, my Lovely Lady would have a fit over the bill.
Let us know how it works out."
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I am assuming that it must work as well as a standard hotplate except that the diffuser plate probably helps to spread the heat around. We'll see... I may pull the trigger on one as I plan on running in my garage. I don't want to get gassed out in the process. If it doesn't work well I'll re-gift it to my wife.
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Sorry guys, I went with gas. I thought about Bushy's comments for a while and didn't want to take a chance on it not working right. There are industrial induction cooktops that have larger surfaces that would mate up well, but they are way out of my price range. So, gas it is.
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I just used my first induction cooktop for a month and I found that it uses power more efficiently. But the main reason I choose it is that it safe to my family. And I have to change all kitchen appliances to electric. You can find more resource here http://www.bestsellingre...tchen/Induction-Cooktop/ and http://home.howstuffwork.../induction-cooktops6.htm
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