Propane Refrigerator

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terryg

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If you have a good power source, I would recommend the AC/DC fridge. The issue with the propane that's a deal killer for me is they must be very level when stopped for extended time such as over night camping. That said, if you don't have a dedicated power source and are willing to level-up, then the propane is a very efficient way to go.

Hope that helps.
 
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terryg said:
If you have a good power source, I would recommend the AC/DC fridge. The issue with the propane that's a deal killer for me is they must be very level when stopped for extended time such as over night camping. That said, if you don't have a dedicated power source and are willing to level-up, then the propane is a very efficient way to go.

Hope that helps.
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Thanks... I ended going with an AC/DC refrigerator. Also going with a solar generator/power source with solar panels. Just been doing my homework as to which brand and type.
 
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