How to power a 2-way refer while driving?
The refer that came with our new travel trailer is a two-way, i.e. propane and 120VAC. No ability to run it on 12VDC. Do I dare run it on propane while traveling? Or does one just keep it shut for t...
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GMT830 wrote:MartyG2 wrote:
I've always thought electric heating elements were inferior to a flame for boiling ammonia. Thanks!
A BTU is a BTU, regardless of source.
Well, yes, and NO....
Heat transfer characteristics must be considered.
Plus "flame" temperatures can never rise as high as electric.
