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Disagree. The coils on an induction take way longer to heat up than gas, I've gone through that frustration. How can you beat instant fire? The top of it was al
by heydonovan 5y ago
Disagree. The coils on an induction take way longer to heat up than gas, I've gone through that frustration. How can you beat instant fire? The top of it was always scratched which ruined the kitchen aesthetic.
Also, our gas range saved us during the Texas freeze. Used my lighter to get the gas going and we were able to cook and stay warm for a bit, keeping the window open so we wouldn't die. If I'm out camping, sure, pairs well with my portable solar panels and goal zero.
- benjiweber 5y agoAre you sure that's induction? I think time from hob off to to boiling water on induction is much faster (roughly half) gas. Starts heating pan immediately? Halogen and resistance hobs are less responsive though.
- heydonovan 5y agoAm I sure? No, haha. Maybe I don't understand stove terminology. I thought induction were the metal coils that turn red. Maybe induction is different than a regular electric?
- stinkytaco 5y agoInduction uses magnetic fields. You are thinking about a traditional electric stove.
- abletonlive 5y ago>The coils on an induction take way longer to heat up than gas I think you might be confused about what induction is, might be worth a revisit to know the difference between induction vs a traditional electric cooktop.