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time2roll
Nov 10, 2015Nomad
Consider a transfer switch if you have power available at the shop or home where the van is loaded or sits overnight. If you could plug in a couple hours or all night to keep the van cool. It would sure help the cooling load during the day. Maybe even a small battery charger (15-20 amps) to make sure you are topped off before you head out. Utility power will be far lower cost than gasoline.
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