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27/3/2017 at 10:56pm
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Quote: Originally posted by Francais on 26/3/2017
If you have a vehicle, then have a look at the Mobicool FR40, about half the price of the Waeco equivalent but does the same job, think VW vs Skoda.
The FR40 has battery protection, so there is no danger of not bring able to start the vehicle.
You could run the FR40 of a leisure battery, although I only got about 3 days when using my Waeco CF25 doing this.
A 3 way fridge could be your best solution, although will not work as well as a compressor fridge, of course it all depends on we're you are going, a compressor fridge could be considered over kill for uk use, but essential for Southern Europe during the summer.
i thought mobicool was a waeco model???
i wouldnt suggest running a 12v fridge from a parked car, unless you have jump leads nearby!
as above 3 way from gas is the way forward, our old electrolux (now dometic/waeco) normally just gets tucked under a table outside, or under our TT and is still going strong 15+ years later....
ive looked into the solar/ portable leisure battery option but its not really viable without throwing around 250£ at a panel and battery.
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