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Forum: General Discussion Forum

10-29-2012, 05:23 AM

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Poll: Do you drive with your fridge on propane?

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Posted By Mike

Re: Do you drive with your fridge on propane?

didn't mean you, Vern. :wink: I know you're a non-believer in combustibles on board.

btw, I'm sitting in my living room about 2 miles away from the road we've spoken of in the past, that bears...

Forum: General Discussion Forum

10-05-2012, 10:42 PM

Replies: 34

Poll: Do you drive with your fridge on propane?

Views: 20,931

Posted By Mike

Re: Do you drive with your fridge on propane?

Or, switch to an energy efficient compressor fridge, if it's that important. Or use DC, if available.
But please don't drive with an open flame in the RV. It's too easy to get lazy, or forget it's...

Forum: General Discussion Forum

10-05-2012, 08:18 PM

Replies: 34

Poll: Do you drive with your fridge on propane?

Views: 20,931

Posted By Mike

Re: Do you drive with your fridge on propane?

Among some other notable "discussions" I had with some of the pundits on that forum, this was one of the ones I felt most strongly about. It is stupid to drive with propane (as in, an open flame)...

Forum: General Discussion Forum

08-22-2008, 04:44 PM

Replies: 34

Poll: Do you drive with your fridge on propane?

Views: 20,931

Posted By Mike

We're driving an '02 RT 190P with dual house...

We're driving an '02 RT 190P with dual house batteries, and our fridge is a Dometic 3-way, so we're hoping the DC source while driving will be as efficient as your experience. Oddly, after I noticed...

Forum: General Discussion Forum

08-22-2008, 03:06 AM

Replies: 34

Poll: Do you drive with your fridge on propane?

Views: 20,931

Posted By Mike

After reading one previous post (WAPITI), I think...

After reading one previous post (WAPITI), I think I'll try hard to follow the manufacturer's recommendation. :shock:

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