There might be one out there somewhere. Use to be the first refrigerators were kerosene fired. The units available to day are Cervelle ( I think that is the spelling.) much more egfficient that of old, but definitely a fuel fired refer - with a freezer no less. And what do you have in the Campers - refers and freezers using the same principle- except using a gas fire underneath or even an electric coil. They are ammonia based. So why not have a heat energized refer coil and a fan on it - instant fuel fired AC. Should work. John Rodgers 88 GL Driver Joe Federici wrote: > I've never heard of a propane powered one. have a brand your looking at. > > JFF > > > On May 13, 2008, at 3:29 AM, Mark C wrote: > > Has anyone ever installed a small propane powered AC unit on the roof > of their vanagon? I'm looking for feedback and ideas. > > |
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