Leave propane on while driving?
Our normal practice has been to leave our propane on while driving to keep the refrigerator cold and hot water hot, but I know that can be risky. What do you recommend? Thanks, Lee
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mlpeloquin wrote:
That is why I made sure to have a stick and brick refrigerator in my motor home. It cools much better than the gas/electric in the slide of the old fifth wheel and does not have to be turned off while filling up. When gas/electric refrigerators are not in a slide, they do a much better job staying cold in the heat.
This makes absolutely no sense unless you have your 5ver rigged with some serious batteries, large inverter and super charging capacity. Or am I missing something? How do you keep the "sticks n bricks" fridge running all day long while toodeling down the road?
