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![]() "DSK" wrote in message Most Trouble free refrigeration? I am assembling a refrigeration system and am interested in what other folks have & have not found troublesome. Thanks in advance. I've always felt engine-driven refrigeration is superior, but our boat came with a 12V Adler-Barber. Bottom line: our friends with engine-driven compressors have had numerous problems, while we have had absolutely none. The 12V compressor is quiet to the point of only hearing it when it runs at night and I'm wide awake listening to the carp roll and thump against the boat. Our friends have ****ed off others in quiet anchorages with their nightly fridge recharge (engine run). Strictly anecdotal, and not an endorsement of DC refrigeration. Max |
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Maxprop wrote:
I've always felt engine-driven refrigeration is superior Any reason why? I feel that it's superior if one assumes 1960s level of technology. ... but our boat came with a 12V Adler-Barber. Bottom line: our friends with engine-driven compressors have had numerous problems, while we have had absolutely none. The 12V compressor is quiet to the point of only hearing it when it runs at night and I'm wide awake listening to the carp roll and thump against the boat. Our friends have ****ed off others in quiet anchorages with their nightly fridge recharge (engine run). Strictly anecdotal, and not an endorsement of DC refrigeration. Hmm, it sure sounded like one. Thanks a lot for the info... I have already spec'd & priced a system using Adler-Barbour components and that is certainly a strong contender. Thank you again- DSK |
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