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Given this is a 70Ah battery, I was expecting: "Joe, you will get 70Ah in a laboratory, but in the real world you have to open the fridge so you might get 50 hours". I am aiming for 48 hours. That is 9:00 am Monday to 9:00 am Wednesday. On Tuesday the battery could be topped up with solar...

Thank you! I had missed that point! I will look out for it with other batteries!

No. We only camp in cool weather as we both dislike camping in warm weather. The ambient temp will be 12c to 18c in the day time and 2c to 8c at night. The fridge will be opened at breakfast for milk and at dinner for the meat.

The fridge specs assume that I have set a specific temp and the specs assume the ambient temp. Given those things were true I expect: We know the specs of a specific fridge.......... We know the specs of a specific battery....... We should be able to calculate how long the battery can charge...

There is a Companion brand battery that is 70Ah. https://www.companionoutdoor.com/rover-lithium-70ah-power-station There is a Companion brand fridge that uses 1Ah/h https://www.companionoutdoor.com/45l-transit-fridge-freezer Does that mean the battery will power the fridge for (about) 70 hours? .

Thank you all. It seems some trailer brakes can be controlled by a blue tooth controller switch. This is attractive to me. I have also learnt that if the wheels are too small you can't get trailer brakes at all! This is the van I have in mind. The terrain will be a bit rougher than this.

Can you find fault in my testing methodology? My wife and I go camping from time to time. We use a tent. A photo is below. Two years ago, I took delivery of a 2 door Jeep Wrangler (I LOVE MY Jeep!) The Jeep does not have much storage space so I considered getting a box trailer for camping...

Instead of a JK, get a JL. Driving a JK is like driving a truck. Driving a JL is like driving a car. .

After a hailstorm :)