Residential refrigerator yeah.
After band aiding a norcold 1210 frig for several months we made the move to a Samsung 18 cu ft vs the 12 cu ft old one. you may ask the cost well it was less than putting a new cooling unit on the ol...
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jwmII wrote:rjxj wrote:Executive wrote:rjxj wrote:
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THIS ^^^ says it all....:S
Unless and/or until you do your research, don't guess.
That said, we don't boondock very much but we've enjoyed up to a week without external power. We run the genset in the morning while making breakfast and in the evening while watching TV. We've had ours for over a year now and wouldn't go back to a Notsocold ever again.
For those thinking of changing over, HERE are pictures of my installation. I did it myself, in a campground. Took me two days and several trips to the local Home Depot, but it was well worth it....Dennis
By the way, how much calculating did you do to figure out that you could run a residential on shore power or annoy people by running it for a week while on generator. What did you have to figure out or guesstimate? Oh you had to use a tape measure. Got it. :)
Why do so many folks think that running a generator is annoying to people? Mine doesn't bother me at all.
Most puzzling is when they park in the generator area and run it absolutely every minute of generator hours when for $8.00 a day more they could have full hook ups. Can you really run a noisy gas generator that's built into a class A for 12 hours for less than $8.00 a day. :R it wasn't heating or ac weather either. I was guessing dry batteries, junk converter or maybe a hamster on a cpap machine thingy.
