Res fridge with inverter

John & Angela wrote:

Canadian Rainbirds wrote:
We spend a lot of time and do a lot of miles in Mexico where we always run into some very rough roads. Then there are the hidden topes (speed bumps) that pop up when least expected. There is a lot of extra vibration and bouncing.

We are considering a residential fridge when the Norcold give out completely. IF its' original equipment it's 14 years old, at best we bought the rig in the spring of '08 so it's on its 8th Mexican winter.

Our concern is how much the vibration and shake rattle and roll will affect a residential fridge.

No te preocupes Arturo. We have at least two friends that have replaced their rigs in their class C's. Both use them extensively on rough roads in BC and I mean LOTS of miles. Favourite fishing holes on forestry roads etc. I know one of them had plans on adding an extra rubber puck under the feet but don't know if he did it. They both went big on solar (around 480 watts). I wouldn't sweat it.

Hope you guys are enjoying your self down there. We are jealous. But we are heading back to Canada mid February so we can head back to Spain. Currently in Socal.

Que te vaya bien.

John y Angela