Bar B Q

[Privleoplag]

Originally Posted by PaulinOz

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Yup, yup.. this is the one. Lot's of cruisers switching over to this one. I love ours.

[a64pilot]

Originally Posted by Privleoplag

Yup, yup.. this is the one. Lot's of cruisers switching over to this one. I love ours.

It stays lit, none of the "Marine" ones do

[BigBeakie]

This one seems to be hotter than the Webers, so you don't have to keep the lid closed and it sears the meat much better. All aluminium and seems well made.

The Ziggy by Ziegler & Brown

[Scott Berg]

Our Sovereign BBQ is 10 years old and still going strong; not cheap but great quality and good support. We have the Alpha.. use it all the time; never blows and gets REALLY hot... Alpha Flat Plate BBQ (Gas) 316 S/S - Sovereign BBQs

[slowpoker]

You still can put charcoal on a gas grill, specially if it has some vents at the bottom for air. Just make a rack to hold the briquettes. Makes a mess though.

[Catapault]

Originally Posted by PaulinOz

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2nd the webber.

Recently installed ours on custom mount as part of the solar frame, love it already.

Gas is in a locker on the stern with drain hose, any leak is going over the side.
BBQ Easily clears the Dinghy.

[Cherod]

Quite liking this Webber or Ziggy Ines , would need to be fitted on a custom frame for working height ,,, what sort of dimensions ( for non use storage ) are we looking at here and what sort of prices

[BigBeakie]

Originally Posted by Cherod

Quite liking this Webber or Ziggy Ines , would need to be fitted on a custom frame for working height ,,, what sort of dimensions ( for non use storage ) are we looking at here and what sort of prices

Mr. Google is your friend.

[aclmck]

Originally Posted by Cherod

Quite liking this Webber or Ziggy Ines , would need to be fitted on a custom frame for working height ,,, what sort of dimensions ( for non use storage ) are we looking at here and what sort of prices

some of these models can be used on the cockpit table or on a moulded seat, it will save you even more money.

[Cherod]

Originally Posted by aclmck

some of these models can be used on the cockpit table or on a moulded seat, it will save you even more money.

Thank you , I like that , however I am lucky enough to be able to fabricate all my own ( custom ) frames stands etc .

[Cherod]

Just asked my " friend " ,,,,, about 200 uk£ ,,, about 3 ft x 2 ft x 1 ft ,,, folding down to somewhat smaller for storage ,, quite a compact unit

[Cotemar]

Maybe this will help.

Weber Q1200 Grill on a boat

http://www.cruisersforum.com/forums/...ml#post2227153

[SecondBase]

Originally Posted by PaulinOz

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We have a winner !

This grill has excited and vocal fans up and down the dock. I haven't cooked on it myself but I've enjoyed many delicious meals off this model.

Maybe the Boat Galley will do us a comparison article on grills.

[Fence Man]

Originally Posted by Scott Berg

Our Sovereign BBQ is 10 years old and still going strong; not cheap but great quality and good support. We have the Alpha.. use it all the time; never blows and gets REALLY hot... Alpha Flat Plate BBQ (Gas) 316 S/S - Sovereign BBQs

Does it do well at low temperature? My complaint with most gas grills is the outrageous heat even on "low". Something like that shouldn't be too hard to fabricate.

[Copacabana]

Originally Posted by Fence Man

Does it do well at low temperature? My complaint with most gas grills is the outrageous heat even on "low". Something like that shouldn't be too hard to fabricate.

A simple solution for controlling the flame/heat is to remove the gas valve that comes with the BBQ and put a simple (and cheap) high pressure valve. This way you can control the gas flow completely- from almost nothing to high heat. I went this route when my original gás valve died and I couldn't find a replacement in Brazil. I think most hardware stores sell them.