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Doug Dotson wrote:
"Evan Gatehouse" wrote in message ... DSK wrote: Some may be interested in my current project, 98% complete at this point: installing a freezer built into our dinette seat. After a LOT of research and spreadsheeting all the numbers, I decided on a Waeco (Adler-Barbour) CU-84 (based on the Danfoss BD-35) air cooled refrigeration unit, with an exhaust to the outside. The box is insulated on 5 sides with R-28 vacuum panels. I am currently finishing the lids, a relatively demanding bit of fiberglassing that I don't recommend. http://community.webshots.com/photo/...89712634CcPfiT (next 7 pics) Fresh Breezes- Doug King I gotta ask - why the carbon fiber in a freezer? Evan Gatehouse You lost me Evan. Where was carbon fiber mentioned? Doug s/v CAllista This picture in your album: P1000793 Putting in the evap plate & fiberglass panels. Panels are epoxied together at each corner with a pre-molded fillet. The front f'glass panel has core-mat & carbon fiber; the bottomg panel is 4 layers of 8oz f'glass + 3 layers of 5oz carbon fiber. (pic orientat'n: up = stb'd, left = fwd) Evan |
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