Dometic 3n1 absorbtion- what's realistic ?
Ours is in a 2006 Pleasure Way, we bought last year. On our recent trip we were generally on AC at night, DC while driving and propane while parked during the day. We rotated blue ice packs from f...
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mkguitar wrote:
If you can suggest a different way to test I'd be interested in your experience
Try it a time or two with skipping the DC part. That likely is the most inefficient mode, followed closely by AC.
I just leave mine on propane all the time. Cools good, doesn't use much gas and a tiny bit of battery.
I would use AC only after getting it good and cold.....where shore power is available. It takes mine a good 8-10 hours to get noticeably cold when on AC. Only a couple of hours on propane.
All of your messing around with fans probably isn't really helping much and might be counter-productive. Are these fans being used inside the fridge or outside ?? 100CFM is WAY overkill for inside......and probably mild overkill for the external part too.
More is not always better.
