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Date:         Mon, 27 Feb 1995 10:06:52 -0700
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From:         "Richard A. Jones" <jones@bakmes.colorado.edu>
Subject:      Re: magic coolers



I bought one--but returned it a few days later--having
decided to stick with my cooler.  It can only get the
interior to 40 degrees (F) below "outside temp".  So
in the sumnmer, when it is ~100+ in the parked Vanagon,
it would be ~60+ and that's not cool enough to keep
the food.  Plus it would be running all the time.


I thought--well, it could run all night, get the interior
cold, then I could cover it with a blanket, etc, etc.


In the end, I decided that buying ice every three days
was the way to go--still.


If others have used them and like them, I'd like to hear
how they do it.


				Richard A. Jones
				Computing & Network Services
				University of Colorado at Boulder
				(303) 492-3865 - fax (303) 492-0824
				[http://boulder.colorado.edu/~jones/]
				<jones@colorado.edu>
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