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Tue, 26 November 2013 11:48  |
larry erd
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I have gone all electric, no propane at all and I love it. I have
a 110v Frigidaire and I've run it and a 24 TV and micro wave
for 4 days with out charging and my battery's ( 4 -105 Trojan's)
were still showing about half full. The fridge is a 4.4cu ft. but has
more than enough room for a week long stay. The fridge is Energy
Star rated and cost $180. at Lowe's with a built in lock and my ice
cream is always frozen, perfect
Larry Erd
77 very X Kingsley
Lake Wales, Fl.
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| Re: [GMCnet] 110v fridge again [message #231351 is a reply to message #231344] |
Tue, 26 November 2013 13:28  |
mickeysss
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see this is what drives me crazy about the fridge problem, 4 days is a lot. LPG goes how long? mick anaheim ca 77 palm beach
lpg is dangerous yes, but not if designed with integrity, it also does big boy heater, and instant hot water with very little cost for a month is this right with one bath a day using the same tank that came with the gmc. as well as a small amount of heater for 1 hour or two a night???
On Nov 26, 2013, at 9:48 AM, Larry Erd wrote:
> I have gone all electric, no propane at all and I love it. I have
> a 110v Frigidaire and I've run it and a 24 TV and micro wave
> for 4 days with out charging and my battery's ( 4 -105 Trojan's)
> were still showing about half full. The fridge is a 4.4cu ft. but has
> more than enough room for a week long stay. The fridge is Energy
> Star rated and cost $180. at Lowe's with a built in lock and my ice
> cream is always frozen, perfect
> Larry Erd
> 77 very X Kingsley
> Lake Wales, Fl.
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| Re: [GMCnet] 110v fridge again [message #231359 is a reply to message #231351] |
Tue, 26 November 2013 14:15 |
Carl S.
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| mickeysss wrote on Tue, 26 November 2013 12:28 |
see this is what drives me crazy about the fridge problem, 4 days is a lot. LPG goes how long? mick anaheim ca 77 palm beach
lpg is dangerous yes, but not if designed with integrity, it also does big boy heater, and instant hot water with very little cost for a month is this right with one bath a day using the same tank that came with the gmc. as well as a small amount of heater for 1 hour or two a night???
On Nov 26, 2013, at 9:48 AM, Larry Erd wrote:
> I have gone all electric, no propane at all and I love it. I have
> a 110v Frigidaire and I've run it and a 24 TV and micro wave
> for 4 days with out charging and my battery's ( 4 -105 Trojan's)
> were still showing about half full. The fridge is a 4.4cu ft. but has
> more than enough room for a week long stay. The fridge is Energy
> Star rated and cost $180. at Lowe's with a built in lock and my ice
> cream is always frozen, perfect
> Larry Erd
> 77 very X Kingsley
> Lake Wales, Fl.
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Mick,
I always fill my LP tank up right before my annual Thanksgiving Weekend trip to the sand dunes. Since last year, I had the fridge running on propane a total of only about 10 or 12 days. We seldom turn on the furnace, so the rest of our propane use is the stove. I'm guessing we used the coach a total of about 45 days last year, mostly three day weekends, but also a couple of week long plus trips. This year when I had the tank filled, it only took three gallons of propane. The propane fridge sips gas.
Carl Stouffer
'75 ex Palm Beach
Tucson, AZ.
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| Re: [GMCnet] 110v fridge again [message #231363 is a reply to message #231351] |
Tue, 26 November 2013 14:34 |
Bob de Kruyff
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""see this is what drives me crazy about the fridge problem, 4 days is a lot. LPG goes how long? mick anaheim ca 77 palm beach
lpg is dangerous yes, but not if designed with integrity, it also does big boy heater, and instant hot water with very little cost for a month is this right with one bath a day using the same tank that came with the gmc. as well as a small amount of heater for 1 hour or two a night???
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LPG is hard tp beat when it comes down to cost and energy. In my case, I was tired of the experiences I had with LPG refigerators and the cost and selection available. For me the electric route works fine. I'm sure we could have a firestorm of objections and differing opinions, but like I said it works for me.
Bob de Kruyff
78 Eleganza
Chandler, AZ
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| Re: [GMCnet] 110v fridge again [message #231415 is a reply to message #231351] |
Tue, 26 November 2013 18:17 |
jhbridges
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I fille my (smaller than yours) tank last Januray. Fridge ran at Noccolula, five show weekends and about 4K miles. I'm just under half a tank. 10Gal tank, and Norcold 3-way. Doesn't use near soo much and the furnace.
--johnny
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On Tue, 11/26/13, Mickey Space Ship Shuttle <mickeysss@me.com> wrote:
Subject: Re: [GMCnet] 110v fridge again
To: gmclist@temp.gmcnet.org
Date: Tuesday, November 26, 2013, 7:28 PM
see this is what drives me crazy about the fridge problem, 4
days is a lot. LPG goes how long? mick anaheim ca 77 palm
beach
lpg is dangerous yes, but not if designed with integrity, it
also does big boy heater, and instant hot water with very
little cost for a month is this right with one bath a day
using the same tank that came with the gmc. as well as a
small amount of heater for 1 hour or two a night???
On Nov 26, 2013, at 9:48 AM, Larry Erd wrote:
> I have gone all electric, no propane at all and I love
it. I have
> a 110v Frigidaire and I've run it and a 24
TV and micro wave
> for 4 days with out charging and my battery's ( 4 -105
Trojan's)
> were still showing about half full. The fridge is a
4.4cu ft. but has
> more than enough room for a week long stay. The fridge
is Energy
> Star rated and cost $180. at Lowe's with a built in
lock and my ice
> cream is always frozen, perfect
> Larry Erd
> 77 very X Kingsley
> Lake Wales, Fl.
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