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Date:         Wed, 27 May 1998 09:31:59 -0400
Reply-To:     scharff@ENG.KNS.COM
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From:         Gregg Scharff <scharff@ENG.KNS.COM>
Subject:      Re: Westy fridge efficiency in 12v mode
Comments: To: "Joseph J. Liasse" <jliasse@email.msn.com>
Comments: cc: vanagon@vanagon.com
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Joe,
        By "incredibly well" I am comparing the propane and the ac mode to the
12 volt. With such a poor result in 12 volt mode, it is easy overstate
the performance of the other two modes of operation. Although, I am
still rather impressed with my fridge's performance. It lights easy (for
all those who aren't so lucky, I apologize), and comes up to temp in a
few hours if empty. I have seen a small battery operated fan made for
small camping refridgerators in a camping catalog that I believe will
help equalize the temp between the top and bottom of these cavernous
beasts, costs around $20 I believe (I will hunt around for the company
name and ph #, if anyone is interested).
        Thanks to everyone else for their quick reponses to this post!


Gregg (Conshohocken, Pa.)
'85 Westy
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