Driving with the frige on?
Our new TT is our 3rd rv. Started with a pop up, then a motorhome. In both our old rigs we traveled with the refrigerator running. For some reason I have not in our new TT. We are planning a trip that...
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After owning 2 absorbtion fridges, one a 3 way which is older technology and a 2 way(newer) we always travelled with the propane on except for the times it was not permitted. I don't think we had a problem.
Now, we leave our fridge/freezer on 24/7 on ferries/tunnels/fuelling, anytime.With our lifestyle it is not uncommon to be camping on very uneven ground. We even stop on 12% slopes for extended times and the meat stays frozen and the beer stays ice cold.
It is not for everyone and you must be setup electrically for it but I have yet to hear of a compressor fridge burning up an RV.
There are alternatives.
12% grade for 1.5 hours. Could stay like this indefinately.Galena Bay ferry. B.C. April/13
Dave
Now, we leave our fridge/freezer on 24/7 on ferries/tunnels/fuelling, anytime.With our lifestyle it is not uncommon to be camping on very uneven ground. We even stop on 12% slopes for extended times and the meat stays frozen and the beer stays ice cold.
It is not for everyone and you must be setup electrically for it but I have yet to hear of a compressor fridge burning up an RV.
There are alternatives.
12% grade for 1.5 hours. Could stay like this indefinately.Galena Bay ferry. B.C. April/13
Dave
