Microwave Ovens

We got a little cheapy from Aldi a while back- and use it in the campervan (when power is available)...works great !!
Remove and pack the glass turntable when not being used..

Ours just failed. Screws fell out of the fan motor, and generator overheated in the microwave. There are better options.

G/Day Joma
We have one in the Van, its a Convection type, the Cook uses it quite often mainly for nukeing vegetables or reheating leftovers ect, it's built into the cupboard, if it ever dies it would be a hell of a job getting it out lol.

Cheers

Aldi had one on special about a month ago

hotplate on top

microwave oven

which was also normal oven and griller

maybe no help now , but such an animal exists

Was going to look at it for our caravan , but it was a whisker too big

Ok, I'm open for discussion on this one, and I preface this by saying I don't use one -
my feeling is that a small "inverter" type microwave will be less stressful on a 12v/240v inverter. Simply coz it regulates the power to the magnetron (mw generator) at a high frequency compared with the slow on/off power control of the more conventional (not convectional) microwave ovens. With the slow on/off power control, the 12/240 inverter is going from high power to nearly zero power repeatedly - it has to keep trying to regulate its 240v output under duress.
Unless you're cooking at 100% power all the time, then there is no issue.
My experience with a particular 12/240v inverter was that pulsing the appliance on and off repeatedly caused the inverter's early demise. Several times.
Ok, now shoot me down...

And I've seen dedicated 12v microwave ovens for sale, but they're many times the cost of a cheap conventional oven.

cheers
Gerry