Dec 3, 2024 #21 DA DarrellGKing Member RV LIFE Pro Joined Jun 13, 2024 Messages 17 Location Rochester, NY Well...battery charge. And propane. Major difference in either when the fridge is on the other. I looked up the specs and the fridge is 400W or 1500btu's officially. I imagine a 12v fridge, maybe with a propane alternative, would make me happier.
Well...battery charge. And propane. Major difference in either when the fridge is on the other. I looked up the specs and the fridge is 400W or 1500btu's officially. I imagine a 12v fridge, maybe with a propane alternative, would make me happier.