Cooking Off-Grid: MRT’s X-Series Canopy and Daniel’s Electric Setup

In this exciting adventure, Daniel, one of our MRT adventurers, takes on the famous Gib River Road, showcasing not only his love for exploration but also the practical and efficient setup of his MRT X-Series Chassis Mount Canopy. As Daniel embarks on this journey, he dives deep into how he’s fully equipped for off-grid cooking using a sustainable electric setup. This innovative approach is made possible by the reliable storage and power capabilities of the MRT canopy, allowing him to cook easily even in remote locations. This video is a perfect example of how our canopies support real-world adventures, offering unmatched convenience and practicality for those living life off the beaten path.

About Daniel, MRT Adventurer

Daniel is an adventurer and overlander who explores some of Australia’s most remote locations, equipped with the MRT X-Series Chassis Mount Canopy. As a true enthusiast of off-grid living, Daniel shares his knowledge and experiences through his Explore Bound YouTube channel, where he showcases the best gear and setups to make off-road adventures more enjoyable. His MRT canopy enables him to stay prepared for any challenge on the road.
Follow Daniel’s adventures with his MRT canopy on Explore Bound.

3 Key Takeaways

1. Electric Cooking with the MRT X-Series Canopy: Daniel’s canopy setup allows him to charge his cooking gear while driving, making off-grid electric cooking a breeze.
2. Induction Cooking in the Wild: With the MRT canopy providing storage for his gear, Daniel highlights the efficiency and convenience of using a Dune induction cooktop in rugged environments.
3. Backup Solutions: Thanks to the compact storage capabilities of the X-Series canopy, Daniel carries backup cooking solutions like the Camp Master Spider Stove to ensure he’s prepared for any scenario.

Step-by-Step: Off-Grid Cooking with MRT’s X-Series Canopy

1. Dune Induction Cooktop Stored in MRT Canopy
   Daniel’s induction cooktop is easily stored and powered by his vehicle’s battery, thanks to the MRT X-Series Canopy’s seamless integration with his 12V setup.
   • Pro Tip: Induction cooking is ideal for windy conditions, perfect for remote campsites.
2. Camp Master Spider Stove as a Backup
   For those times when battery power is low, Daniel relies on the compact and portable Camp Master Spider Stove, which fits neatly into the storage compartments of the MRT canopy.
   • Pro Tip: This backup solution ensures you never run out of cooking options, no matter how remote your location.
3. Dune 12V Camp Oven for On-the-Road Cooking
   Daniel’s canopy setup allows him to plug in his Dune 12V Camp Oven, making cooking on the go simple and efficient. The MRT canopy provides the perfect storage solution for this compact oven.
   • Pro Tip: Preheat your oven for 30 minutes to speed up cooking times, making your meal prep quicker after a long day on the road.

Resources Mentioned

• MRT X-Series Chassis Mount Canopy: This durable and spacious canopy offers the perfect solution for adventurers like Daniel who need ample storage, power integration, and convenience for off-grid cooking.
• Dune Induction Cooktop: A compact electric stove that fits perfectly in the MRT canopy and uses your vehicle’s battery power for fast, efficient cooking.
• Camp Master Spider Stove: A portable butane stove that serves as a backup for when battery power runs low, easily stored in the canopy.
• Dune 12V Camp Oven: A small, 12-volt oven that plugs into the vehicle’s battery system, offering the ability to cook on the go during long drives.

My Best Advice for Off-Grid Adventures with MRT

As part of the MRT family, I’ve seen firsthand how our X-Series Canopy transforms the camping and overlanding experience. Daniel’s journey shows how easy it is to integrate electric cooking gear into your setup, but the real game-changer is the storage and power capabilities our canopy provides. Always ensure your 12V system is well-equipped, and carry compact backup solutions like the Camp Master stove to stay prepared for any situation.

FAQ

1. How does the MRT canopy support electric cooking setups?
The canopy provides ample storage for electric gear, as well as space for a 12V system to power appliances like cooktops and ovens.

2. Do I need extra equipment to run an induction cooktop in the MRT canopy?
Yes, a strong 12V system with an inverter is essential for running an induction cooktop off-grid.

3. Is there enough space in the MRT X-Series Canopy for all my camping gear?
Absolutely, the canopy is designed to offer spacious storage compartments, perfect for all your essential gear.

4. Can I use the MRT canopy for longer trips?
Yes, the X-Series is built for durability and long-term use, making it ideal for extended overlanding adventures.

5. What’s the advantage of using electric cooking gear with the MRT canopy?
Electric cooking gear eliminates the need for gas refills, and with the power capabilities of the canopy, you can charge your equipment on the go.