Traveling With the Propane On
For folks wanting to know if it's dangerous to run an rv with the propane on I just saw this on Do-It-Yourself and thought you might be interested. Cat Lady
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noplace2 wrote:
14 years of fulltime traveling. The propane is always off while we're enroute. Just makes sense. We've done checks over 6 hours (a record day for us) with the ambient temps in the mid 80's and have seen the refrig temp rise from 38F to a whopping 41F. Yowzzaa! Keep the thing closed. You'll be fine. OR, run the reefer on propane and believe what you will anyway.
Happy travels.
Hope you did not have any ice cream in your freezer! Otherwise, you would no longer have "Ice Cream"... you'd have a soft shake! ... um ... maybe ... 'butter' if it got shook up enough bouncing down the road! :B
I tried shutting my refrigerator off a few times and when the ice cream melted the first time, I said, "never again!" and now keep the propane on! Do I "REALLY" need to describe what those Sunday Cones and pop-sicles look like when we reach our destination? Not to mention the mess on the bottom of the freezer compartment.
