Iceless Cooler and Coffee Maker - 12V

http://koolatrononline.stores.yahoo.net/koolatron-p27-voyager.html

This is what it been using. Great, over a year and haven't fail yet. For coffee I just grab some hot water from the ts.....I'm not sure how reliable is the 12v coffee maker

 

I have the igloo cooler, it works great.
Have not find a 12v coffee maker I liked.
Tried a few, but all are way to slow.
I have a 1000w inverter. 110 coffee maker and microwave.

 

12 volts is time consuming. Takes me half hour to heat up water for noodles.

 

Not cheap but the Dometic CoolFreeze 12v fridge/freezers are awesome. They can operate as a fridge or freezer if you want. When I was a company driver for SNI, I used it for a fridge, and since the KW I bought has a fridge built in, now I use it as a freezer to keep frozen meals in. Much more efficient than the thermoelectric coolers, and will keep stuff cold even in a hot cab where the cheaper coolers won't. They have a small compressor just like the real thing and use very little energy. SNI was pretty bad about their no-idling policy so idling to charge the batteries was pretty much out of the picture. This thing never gave me any issues, I could even leave it turned on when I was at home for 5 days and it wouldn't set off the low-voltage cutoff.

I have this smaller model:

http://www.adventurerv.net/dometic-coolfreeze-portable-refrigerator-freezer-cf25-cf025dc-p-1227.html

As for a coffee maker, you may not be able to use a 120v model unless you have a larger inverter. When you say you have a "very small" inverter, how small are we talking?

 

Do yourself a favor and get a French press. Less than $15 at Wally. Figure out a way to make hot water. I used a camp stove before I got with an apu outfit. Be careful of the iceless cooler. It'll freeze stuff close to the cooling element.