DIY fridge/cooler?
DIY fridge/cooler?
Does anyone know please if there is an electrical device available such that one can make one's own fridge or cooler on board. I mean just the cooling bit? I've probably not explained myself v well but I have an ideal space to turn into a fridge! Thanks.
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Re: DIY fridge/cooler?
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Hello Ushee. Welcome to the Cobaltchat forum. So glad you found us!
I’m sure something is available other than a bag of ice or a Yeti cooler.
Let’s see what folks come up with for ya’ on the site.
Any pics of your boat....and maybe this compartment you’d like to cool?
Again, welcome aboard mate!
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Hello Ushee. Welcome to the Cobaltchat forum. So glad you found us!
I’m sure something is available other than a bag of ice or a Yeti cooler.
Let’s see what folks come up with for ya’ on the site.
Any pics of your boat....and maybe this compartment you’d like to cool?
Again, welcome aboard mate!
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Re: DIY fridge/cooler?
There are absolutely systems available. We had one years ago in our cruising sailboat. Here's one example of a company that makes them. I know nothing about them, but it will get you started.
www.seafreezeinc.com/coldplates.html
FYI--These things don't eat batteries, they DEVOUR them when running on 12v. Ours would wipe a group 27 deep cycle in about 5 hours. I'm sure the new generation technologies is much better as this was 15 years ago, but be sure to look into the power consumption
www.seafreezeinc.com/coldplates.html
FYI--These things don't eat batteries, they DEVOUR them when running on 12v. Ours would wipe a group 27 deep cycle in about 5 hours. I'm sure the new generation technologies is much better as this was 15 years ago, but be sure to look into the power consumption
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