Stokes Nomad inductive cook system

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After waiting many months for the Nomad cook system to arrive I am very happy with the quality. It has a 9 inch fry pan and a 2 liter boiling pot. I tested it and it will boil a liter of water in 6 minutes. It uses a reactor plate and each pan has a built in inductive sytem for even heat. You can set it to use between 200 to 1000 watts which makes it very friendly for on board car inverters as well as power banks. Non stick coating on the pans and comes with a single lid and a very robust detachable handle. Only short coming I can see is that it did not come with a pack bag,
 
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After waiting many months for the Nomad cook system to arrive I am very happy with the quality. It has a 9 inch fry pan and a 2 liter boiling pot. I tested it and it will boil a liter of water in 6 minutes. It uses a reactor plate and each pan has a built in inductive sytem for even heat. You can set it to use between 200 to 1000 watts which makes it very friendly for on board car inverters as well as power banks. Non stick coating on the pans and comes with a single lid and a very robust detachable handle. Only short coming I can see is that it did not come with a pack bag,
Any chance you could post some pictures, I am curious about this.
 
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Looks like a neat system. I am curious though if you have, say a 400 watt inverter, can you still get the pan hot enough to sear?