Ok. Decided I'm gonna buy a rotisserie.. One Question.. What powers it?

[Phil L.]

read 10 reviews and even tried webers website..

cannot for the life of me find out how this thing is powered?

I saw some dude hook it up to a car battery. what was up with that?

thanks

 

[Phil Perrin]

Phil,you are gonna need some electricity. An extension cord might be necessary . But you will need 120 volts to get that bad boy spinning. HTH

 

[Bill Comerford]

Most are 110 volts, some are powered by "D" batteries. Hope this Helps. Just make sure that the motor will handle more weight than what you expect to put on it.

 

[Bill Freiberger]

I picked up a bunch of battery controlled rotisserie motors when Barbecues Galore was closing them out. They're much more convenient than the AC powered ones.

Bill