Hi Carl,
No I dont have that data, but I might be getting one for an efficient/ compact
kitchen design here later this month, and that will be a major curiosity.
Inside dimension v. outside dimension looks like they did quite a bit of
insulation, and that general design of opening up is good for
Hi Nick,
Did you ever come across any watt hrs per day info on say the
Edgestar portable cooler ? Just got off the phone with Edgestar and
they didn't have that info, nor were they of any help at all in
determining that.
Carl,
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Thanks for the insight Dan,
hey if you are gonna get one for your camping trip, you might want to look into
the Whynter ones, cause they actually claim to be outdoor rated.
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Nick;
Sorry, can't help you much there. I have a couple decades experience in
RV types that involve propane plus 120vac and 12vdc, no experience in
the new stuff.
All I can say is that Peltier Junction cooling is very inefficient.
Using electric heating elements instead of propane for an amm
Hi Dan,
I am talking about the ice chest looking ones that run on AC or DC electric.
There are a bunch of brands with pretty similar design. I have no idea if any
of
them are any good. Have you used them? EdgeStar?
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Hi Nick;
Are you talking about the truly portable kind that look like ice chests,
or the RV type that also run on propane?
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Hi wrenches.
hope you are well,
Do any of you guys have any experience with portable freezer/ refrigerator
units
with AC and DC input? I see a couple brands out there, like EdgeStar, Dometic,
and Whynter. Anyone have any or ever use any of these? are they good? durable?
thanks a million,
nic
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