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Margarator
Posted: March 20, 2007 7:01 am
by inked-parrotthead
I got a Margarator for my birthday,it makes frozen drinks,and slushes,also it runs of ac or dc power,Il be blending at post gazzette in pittsburgh this year.
Posted: March 20, 2007 9:13 am
by mjeischen
I've seen that. Have you given it a few test runs yet? I need to know if its worth the investment. I've seen it for $99. i've seen a cordless blender with rechargable batteries on Ebay for $50-$60.
Please tell me how it works for you.
Posted: March 21, 2007 12:16 am
by inked-parrotthead
mjeischen wrote:I've seen that. Have you given it a few test runs yet? I need to know if its worth the investment. I've seen it for $99. i've seen a cordless blender with rechargable batteries on Ebay for $50-$60.
Please tell me how it works for you.
havnt fired it up yet but Im looking forward to a trial run soon!
Posted: March 21, 2007 9:30 am
by LaTda!
inked-parrotthead wrote:mjeischen wrote:I've seen that. Have you given it a few test runs yet? I need to know if its worth the investment. I've seen it for $99. i've seen a cordless blender with rechargable batteries on Ebay for $50-$60.
Please tell me how it works for you.
havnt fired it up yet but Im looking forward to a trial run soon!
oooh cool! I don't have a blender yet on my boat (I know LOSER)
let me know how this goes, I like that it's AC or 12v, I can use it at the dock or out on the bay
Posted: March 21, 2007 9:33 am
by z-man
LaTda! wrote:
oooh cool! I don't have a blender yet on my boat (I know LOSER)
let me know how this goes, I like that it's AC or 12v, I can use it at the dock or out on the bay
www.boatblender.com
great, inexpensive product!
we have one and it works well!
Posted: March 21, 2007 9:41 am
by LaTda!
z-man wrote:LaTda! wrote:
oooh cool! I don't have a blender yet on my boat (I know LOSER)
let me know how this goes, I like that it's AC or 12v, I can use it at the dock or out on the bay
www.boatblender.com
great, inexpensive product!
we have one and it works well!
[breaks out plastic] thanks
no really thanks
Posted: March 21, 2007 10:03 am
by LaTda!
z-man wrote:LaTda! wrote:
oooh cool! I don't have a blender yet on my boat (I know LOSER)
let me know how this goes, I like that it's AC or 12v, I can use it at the dock or out on the bay
www.boatblender.com
great, inexpensive product!
we have one and it works well!
cool, I just might make this the official offshore mixer of choice for my new business
Posted: June 17, 2007 8:56 am
by mjeischen
Well . . . The Margarator on AC is amazing. On DC not so great . . . .
I tried it out yesterday and after 45 minutes I wasn't at the right consitency. 15 Min on AC does the trick. I'm not sure if I am keeping it or not . . . .
I just got a cordless Coleman Blneder for Fathers Day. I'll try that out this evening 20-30 blends on one full battery charge.
Margarator Positives:
Capacity
AC capability - I'd settle with it over a frozen concoction maker.
Spigot dispenser.
Margarator Negatives:
DC/Tailgate Power capabilities