Upgrading from 3-way fridge..
#91
Posted 14 June 2011 - 07:16 PM
Dan:
Spent 29 continuous hours installing your 3-way. Ripping out the old cabinetry, building a new one, plumbing propane and wiring, cutting the vent holes and installing and sealing the vents was a real chore. Needless to say, I had to make up for the delirium by napping heartily this weekend.
Spent 4 nights in the camper up on Indy Pass and the fridge worked flawlessly, both in DC mode while driving, and on propane mode while boondocking. It got really windy at times, and the flame never blew out. Maybe my venting and duct work solved the problems you were having with it.
Anyway, just wanted to pass on the news that your old fridge has found a new life for a long time to come. I have to say that the fridge is a real game-changer compared to the original icebox. Thanks, and happy travels.
Finally, my 85w panel provided more than enough power. Even with the 800w amp crankin' the tunes, the battery was still reading over 14 volts all throughout the trip.
#92
Posted 19 June 2011 - 06:05 AM
Our fridge is great too. Once I figured out that our 100 watt panel was not even hooked up right, it all worked out great.
Cheers,
Dan
Upgrading to a 3-way fridge.
Dan:
Spent 29 continuous hours installing your 3-way. Ripping out the old cabinetry, building a new one, plumbing propane and wiring, cutting the vent holes and installing and sealing the vents was a real chore. Needless to say, I had to make up for the delirium by napping heartily this weekend.
Spent 4 nights in the camper up on Indy Pass and the fridge worked flawlessly, both in DC mode while driving, and on propane mode while boondocking. It got really windy at times, and the flame never blew out. Maybe my venting and duct work solved the problems you were having with it.
Anyway, just wanted to pass on the news that your old fridge has found a new life for a long time to come. I have to say that the fridge is a real game-changer compared to the original icebox. Thanks, and happy travels.
Finally, my 85w panel provided more than enough power. Even with the 800w amp crankin' the tunes, the battery was still reading over 14 volts all throughout the trip.
#93
Posted 19 June 2011 - 06:06 AM
http://kodachromeproject.com/blog/
Love the fridge, new solar, so far so good!
#94
Posted 19 June 2011 - 05:07 PM
Jeff
So I took a bunch of pics, but since I can't post them here, I did a blog post on my Kodachrome site:
http://kodachromeproject.com/blog/
Love the fridge, new solar, so far so good!
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