12 V cooler

Bumpyroad wrote:

Gdetrailer wrote:


Personally, dump the 12V cooler and use a decent well insulated ice chest, fill the ice chest with homemade ice blocks (we use quart size food containers to freeze blocks). The bigger blocks will last much longer than a bunch of small ice cubes.

or just put that same block of ice in his 12 volter and unplug it when in the museum etc.
bumpy

I have the Coleman 12v cooler, I put a bag of ice in it and freeze several water bottles. I unplug it at night and there is still ice in it in the morning. I would not use it for any length of time without ice especially in a hot car in the summer time. I have not tried it in the fall or winter.