Another trick to get more out of your 12V fridge is to freeze some water at home, maybe in a shallow tupperware container (watch out for expansion!) and then put that in your fridge. Yeah, that's an icebox then, but it will help keep the food cooler during trips between 110V power outlets or stops when you can use the propane. Craig ------------------------------------------------------------------ Craig Standley cstand@u.washington.edu University of Washington http://weber.u.washington.edu/~cstand Physics ------------------------------------------------------------------ |
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