propane

[760volvo]

Just a question if I can
How many run their propane for frig on the road?
Just answer with a yes or no
Thanks
Richard

[FT4NOW]

Yes

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[jkwilson]

Yes, but you can’t just post yes or no here. 10 character minimum

[Calbar]

yrs. Always>

[Jerryr]

Yes yes yes yes

[tatetoter]

Yepperoony

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[Dan the man]

Yes, whats the alternative if no inverter?

[tatetoter]

Maybe he is referring to people that shut it off while traveling.

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[ArmyLifer]

Yes. The fridge will have the whole drive to the campsite to start the cool down process. Seems it takes about 8 hours to get our Dometic down to a “safe” temperature, either on electric or propane. This gives us a bit of a head start. We keep our food in an ice chest until the fridge is ready.

We store our trailer in a storage lot without electric. Otherwise we’d get the fridge cooled down on electric. Once I went out to the lot the evening before and started the fridge up to have it fully cool before departing in the morning. It’s just easier with the ice chest.

[Second Chance]

Yes. Did you use the search function before posting this? Has been discussed MANY times. (There's also an easy survey question function that will tabulate your answers.)

Rob