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DAS26miles
Feb 10, 2015Explorer II
I guess I can do a test myself and run an extension cord from the fridge to the inverter and check my battery monitor to see the actual draw. I know using propane mode my total 12v amp draw is .6amps on the battery monitor, that's the fridge, thermostat CO2 monitor and other hidden parasitic drains.
There have been 2 times while camping for days in the winter where my high propane consumption almost drained the tank. I was concerned that we might run out before breaking camp. I was wondering if powering the fridge thru the inverter would work.
But my house batteries would have to be charged also..
There have been 2 times while camping for days in the winter where my high propane consumption almost drained the tank. I was concerned that we might run out before breaking camp. I was wondering if powering the fridge thru the inverter would work.
But my house batteries would have to be charged also..
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