rpm2203
sure - that's fine
I have often wondered if I am doing the correct thing or not....
I don't like traveling with a cooler, so what I do is pack up the fridge with all our food before the trip - like just before. What I do then is
switch the fridge to 12V and 'assume' that the car power will power the fridge while we travel. Once at the site, I switch it back over to
110V and run it that way. We don't actually have a battery, but from all accounts it seems to work.... our food is cold and from what I can
see the fridge is running... when hitched, the trailer is pretty level, so as far as I can see, there should be no problem.
Thoughts, comments - advice? This a good idea, or am I risking damaging the fridge?
I don't like traveling with a cooler, so what I do is pack up the fridge with all our food before the trip - like just before. What I do then is
switch the fridge to 12V and 'assume' that the car power will power the fridge while we travel. Once at the site, I switch it back over to
110V and run it that way. We don't actually have a battery, but from all accounts it seems to work.... our food is cold and from what I can
see the fridge is running... when hitched, the trailer is pretty level, so as far as I can see, there should be no problem.
Thoughts, comments - advice? This a good idea, or am I risking damaging the fridge?