[A/S] Re: brakes and Refrigeration

[<David@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I'm not sure why you would EVER want to drive with the 
propane refrigerator on.  I have done 12 hour travel days 
in the summer without the propane refrigerator on.  When I 
arrived at my destination the refrigerator was cold and 
everything was rock solid in the freezer.  This included 
opening the refrig for a meal break.

Before I camped in an RV we kept all of our food in a 
cooler with a bag of ice.  We needed to change the ice 
usually every other day.  The RV refrigerators are at 
least as insulated as the typical Coleman cooler -- 
probably better.

For me, the propane refrigerator is only for when I am 
boondocking or stopped for a long period of time with no 
plugin.


David Robertson