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frontpage Posted by Izzy138 | Staff • Jul 15, 2024
Jul 15, 2024 5:40 PM
30-Quart (28L) BougeRV 12V Portable Car Refrigerator
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Code: BD26
makes the total discount 70.19 brings the subtotal down to 199.80
Also has 3 low voltage cut off levels so you don't kill your car battery if you run it off that instead.
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Code: BD26
makes the total discount 70.19 brings the subtotal down to 199.80
Also has 3 low voltage cut off levels so you don't kill your car battery if you run it off that instead.
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I bought the black and silver carrying case to go with it. Convenient storage for cables. Both have already more than paid for themselves. On a recent 14 day trip I brought all my own food and spent a grand total of $9.34 on food during the trip. I carefully selected the best frozen stuff beforehand, in terms of taste, convenience and fit.
It was ironic that somebody mentioned Buc-ees in this thread. That was my only food expenditure on the trip. I succumbed to a pulled brisket sandwich at Buc-ees alongside I-95 in South Carolina. I'm still annoyed. There was no reason for it.
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I have the large one at home for an overflow to manage home fridge and freezer. Very handy for a short time fridge and freezer need, although I have it plugged for months…
I carry small one in the car with a battery. My trunk does get pretty warm keeping the unit at 32 degrees. Ambient temp at upper 80, the unit maintains the temperature well. At max setting, it takes about 350wh for 8hr usage. Love it for ice cold drinks and keeping ice creams still frozen.
Highly recommend for their quality and customer handling.
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The only issue I deal with: after it's been running for days and and opened a lot, condensation turns to ice where the coolant lines are on the edge. The thermostat for the inside is somewhere near that frozen condensation, so it'll think it's <32 degrees because of the ice, but in reality, the contents are much, much warmer. Beyond food safe.
So, just keep the wall of the inside clear of ice and should work great.
I pair mine with an EcoFlow Delta 2 setup with an extended battery. The main purpose was for disaster prepping, with a 600W solar setup in the garage. I can run this little fridge indefinitely in emergencies.
For road trips and camping and parties, I take the main Delta 2 inverter (LiFePO4) in the truck and have a 240W panel on my truck that's enough to keep it running. https://i.imgur.com/zUexNCU.png
The temp does fluctuate a bit, so I set mine lower than I need. (I'm set four 34F most of the time). Also worth noting that the interior of a closed car can bake like an oven on hot days and make the compressor struggle. My truck makes it easy to keep the "back" window open to ventilate without risk of water coming in.
I bought the black and silver carrying case to go with it. Convenient storage for cables. Both have already more than paid for themselves. On a recent 14 day trip I brought all my own food and spent a grand total of $9.34 on food during the trip. I carefully selected the best frozen stuff beforehand, in terms of taste, convenience and fit.
It was ironic that somebody mentioned Buc-ees in this thread. That was my only food expenditure on the trip. I succumbed to a pulled brisket sandwich at Buc-ees alongside I-95 in South Carolina. I'm still annoyed. There was no reason for it.
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