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Persongaz mc
21/11/2009 at 12:29pm
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Greetings,

I am thinking of getting a table top freezer to use in van due to the fact that I live in it most of year while working, can anyone recommend a good but cheap one to use. thanking you all in anticipation of your replies

 


Personcamcroft
21/11/2009 at 12:48pm
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hi.a different question.did your porchlite awning survive after the snow,as pictured in your gallery.thanks.Alex


Persongaz mc
21/11/2009 at 12:52pm
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yup still useable but pole slightly bent, got different one know and keeping   the bent one in reserve lol

 


Personcamcroft
21/11/2009 at 1:00pm
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hi.gaz.look at the waeco range they are very good.mobicool is part of their cheaper range.it depends how big a unit you want.i have a 26 lt cooler box and it works really well.i just goggled mobicool and it came up with quite an array of models and prices.hope this helps you .cheers .Alex


Personcamcroft
21/11/2009 at 1:02pm
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oh yes gaz.you would need one with a built in inverter.they normally come with or without.in case you have already got one like i have.cheers.Alex


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21/11/2009 at 1:15pm
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They are on ebay. You will also find adverts for retailers selling them. They are expensive!

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PersonHuelin
21/11/2009 at 9:11pm
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Hi - We have an Engel fridge/freezer, and use it as a freezer solely.  We run it off mains power most of the time , but sometimes run it off our leisure batteries (which are topped up with a solar panel)  We are very pleased with it, as it means we can stock up with frozen food, for long trips, then do not have to go shopping very often.  Look in www.engelfridges.co.uk   They also sell Waeco fridge/freezers.  Neither are cheap, but well worth having in our opinion.

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Personmjcreed
21/11/2009 at 10:51pm
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we also live in the van virtually all year , we have an Electrolux RM400, its like a chest fridge but can also be used as a freezer, these are 3 way ie 240v/12v/gas but not cheap ( picked ours up second hand ) on reflection you and we would probably be better of with one of the domestic table top freezers as all the caravan/camping designed ones as far as I know are only 2 * and are not reccomended for actually freezing items only storing already frozen stuff, where as the domestic ones that I have seen in comet/curry's were like proper houshold freezers........Mark

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22/11/2009 at 5:49pm
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Waeco Cf40 very relaible. Goes to -18ºC with no problem and can work for more then one day connected to 74 Ah battery

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Persongaz mc
23/11/2009 at 3:39pm
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cheers for all the replies yup basically just after a normal domestic 240 v table top freezer which i could put in awning and run off external socket

 



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