I got rid of my Magma POS grill on Ebay, thank god! Now I want something
better. Anyone try the Force 10 Log shaped units? I'd like to spend under
250.00-300.00 or so. I don't think a 500.00 dollar unit is warranted. I used
have (but gave away) the Force 10 Sea Chef (round), but I was looking to see if
the log types are better.

Thanks,

RB

The George Foreman grill works great for me. Try one, you won't be
disappointed.

BC

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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I got rid of my Magma POS grill on Ebay, thank god! Now I want something
better. Anyone try the Force 10 Log shaped units? I'd like to spend under
250.00-300.00 or so. I don't think a 500.00 dollar unit is warranted. I
used
have (but gave away) the Force 10 Sea Chef (round), but I was looking to
see if
the log types are better.

Thanks,

RB

On 17 May 2004, (Bobsprit) wrote:

I got rid of my Magma POS grill on Ebay, thank god! Now
I want something better. Anyone try the Force 10 Log
shaped units? I'd like to spend under 250.00-300.00 or
so. I don't think a 500.00 dollar unit is warranted. I used
have (but gave away) the Force 10 Sea Chef (round), but I
was looking to see if the log types are better. Thanks,

Maybe you'll find helpful Jul. 1, 2002 issue of "Practical Sailor"
which rated gas-powered models, including the Force 10 (its "winner").

I know that the boating supply stores sell presumably lots of these
things, but that (was it a Leonard Bernstein - Steven Sondheim?)
classic, "Fire! Fire! The Boat's On Fire! (and Sinking)!" tune keeps
one off our boat.

Boy, an oversize ladder and a BBQ grill on the stern of that thing. What, are
you hoping nobody will notice the ladder anymore.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
"No shirt, no skirt, full service"