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18/8/2007 at 5:50pm
 Location: West Midlands
 Outfit: Outwell Vermont L & Nevada M
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Cheers Rex for the info, I have an upright freezer so can do the tip about the freezing air. 

mmm....only thing now, how to I broach subject with OH about more expense on camping?  I'll use me feminine wiles and bat my eyelashes!!!!



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19/8/2007 at 12:17pm
 Location: Essex
 Outfit: Vango Colorado 800 DLX
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If EHU is electrical hook up then no you don't need it for a cooler if you are prepared to spend some serious cash, as already discussed i have seen these 2, the sibir in action on a 4 day cub camp and it worked brilliantly....

http://www.springfield-camping.co.uk/brands/Sibir/RC1100+Fridge

http://www.springfield-camping.co.uk/brands/SunnGas/Upright+Fridge+%2845+litre%29

I'm hoping that these start getting cheaper next year but it will run on Calor gas.

If not i was wondering if you could get a wind generator and solar panels hooked to a camping battery and run your cooler that way, i'm not sure how this sort of technology stands in camping but sailors use on yatches them all the time.



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19/8/2007 at 3:35pm
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Hi willshirew.
The Sungas is a pretty standard absorbance fridge But like most will only cool to 20Deg. C below ambient temperature.
So once the temperature in your tent reaches 23Deg C your fridge will not stop the growth of bacteria but will give you cool milk and beer,
The other one I am unable to find a manufacturer's spec. so can not comment But There are 3 way absorbency fridges that cool to 25Deg C and I did find an expensive one that claimed to cool to 30Deg C below ambient temperature.
Before you buy a 3way fridge I recommend you check them out to see what they cool to before you buy
All the best
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19/8/2007 at 4:48pm
 Location: Essex
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Thanks for the reply Rex, truth be told i didn't even consider ambient temperature but it's a really good point.

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