From: 61rroger@gmail.com   
      
   On Wednesday, December 15, 2021 at 4:16:43 AM UTC-5, Snidely wrote:   
   >   
   > After serious thinking Roger House wrote :   
   > > Does anybody know if there are currently any companies that make and sell   
   any    
   > > multiple individual burner free standing outdoor grills, but ones that are    
   > > electric? When I say that, I do NOT mean an electric powered pellet grill.    
   > > No propane, no gas, no wood, no wood pellets, no wood chips, no wood   
   sawdust,    
   > > and no charcoal. In other words, imagine an electric coil VERSION OF a,    
   > > let's say, 6 burner free standing propane grill, but one that has ONLY one    
   > > power cord. If not, does anybody know if it would be possible to design   
   and    
   > > build such a thing? Thank you.   
      
   >   
   > Consider that a 4 burner electric kitchen stove requires heavy duty    
   > wiring.    
   >   
      
   Yes......     ?   
      
   >    
   > ISTR some electric hibachis in days past, probably in the 8x16 (inches)    
   > range, with most of the grill surface heated by the single element.    
   >    
      
   But that isn't/wouldn't be what I would want.  Using my example that is in my   
   OP, I would want 6 individual, "each one works independently of all the   
   others", (so to speak, for lack of a better way of saying it), burners, but   
   with ONLY ONE power/plug in    
   cord.  The kind of set up/design, that, like you can with a 6/multiple burner   
   propane grill, at first, you can turn all of the burners on to get the whole   
   thing hot, and then, once it IS hot, you can turn SOME of the burners off so   
   that you can cook with    
   indirect heat.  As I said in my OP, just an electric coil burner version of a   
   multi burner propane grill.     
      
   >   
   > City regulations mean that the apartment I'm in isn't allowed to have    
   > gas (any flavor) or charcoal barbecues.     
   >    
      
   Same, or at least similar, thing where I live.  I live in a condo complex that   
   was built in I *THINK* 1970 that started out as apartments.  For a long time,   
   we could not have *ANY* grills of ANY kind or any other type of outdoor   
   cooking device.  Now, we    
   can have ONLY electric grills.  BECAUSE OF situations/laws like this, I would   
   think, (but of course I could be wrong), that there would be a great market   
   for something(s) like I describe.  Snidely, are you allowed to have those   
   upright, electric outdoor    
   smokers where you live?   
      
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