House Refrigerator VS RV Refrigerator
Been looking at new 5th wheel trailers about half coming with house refrigerator (110 volt only) and the other half coming with large RV refrigerator (propane, 110 volt). Not sure if going with a h...
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valhalla360 wrote:John & Angela wrote:
Good morning. You gotta fugure though, in the fiftys a compressor fridge would pull 8 amps (120 Volts) or greater while compressor was running. A modern fridge pulls around 1 amp while compressor is running. So not quite the same.
People generally don't pay for electricity once they pay for the RV spot, so they don't care about hte efficeny.
People generally do pay seperately for household electricity.
Plus in the 50's a much higher percentage of parks didn't even have electricity.
Exactly. But my point was the feasibility of using residential fridges in RV's just wasn't there until the last decade because of their power usage.
