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Originally Posted by hbn7hj
It seems to me a compressor fridge will destroy any idea of low power living. Even tho the conversion kit is standing in my hallway I think it will stay there as long as possible.
I use wheels to stay away from heat the 3-way fridge can’t handle. I put that limit at 100F.
I needed more power to run SAT TV and the furnace. I may have suckered myself in to the compressor fridge thing and am delaying. The propane fridge works quite well below 100F.
I do have an Engel compressor cooler/freezer to cover fridge emergencies and the power to run it. Hopefuly my 2 year old propane cooling unit lasts a few years. The power tyranny of a compressor fridge I’m not looking forward to.
Like everyone else I’m looking forward to MexDocs final numbers. He is including fan power which I hadn’t considered before.
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We have an Engel my family has used ymevery year in NZ since 1973 - never fails.
One of the Chest Type Engel MT45 Combo units I would have installed but in an existing Class B, the fridge cavity isn't deep enough or tall enough.
Then you need the space to store it & open it and or a sliding unit which again is a compromise in our existing units.
I might have a bad Novakool.
Or its an issue with ventilation, now it's down to
36.6F.
Maybe it was the Sensor falling off its Velcro mount but regardless I am throwing away the milk.
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