Engle fridge users?
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xcmountain80
Expedition Leader
Andrew Walcker said:
I got $100 off but thats money towards something else. Right?
Aaron
Andrew Walcker
Mod Emeritus
xcmountain80 said:
Yep, the cover to hide the scratches and dents!
Andrew Walcker
Mod Emeritus
teotwaki said:I think SoCalFJ used stickers to hide the scratches on his! Anybody calculate what the R-factor of a bunch of stickers is?? :jumping:
********!!! SoCalFJ is on to something, much cheaper than the Transit Bag and looks good to boot!!!
teotwaki
Excelsior!
ntsqd said:
R value is just Thickness/Thermal Conductivity, right?
If we want to look at thermal resistance we'll call the sticker thickness variable T and length and width are L and W assuming a rectangular sticker and dimensions in meters so the sticker density will be in Kg/(m)^3 and specific heat will be in J/kg-degK
The Air bubbles will have a thermal conductivity based on their volume and will be additive. Layered stickers will be assumed to be additive also....color of stickers will not be factored in! Stickers from other forums are RIGHT OUT!
shawkins
Adventurer
How many 12oz. cans of soda can you fit in a 45qt. Engle?
Thanks
EDIT: Found my answer: around 60 cans. So I could fit 48 cans and still have plenty of room for bottled water! Sounds perfect for my frequent one night camping trips. Plus it would come in very handy for the multi day camping trips.
Thanks
EDIT: Found my answer: around 60 cans. So I could fit 48 cans and still have plenty of room for bottled water! Sounds perfect for my frequent one night camping trips. Plus it would come in very handy for the multi day camping trips.
DaveInDenver
Middle Income Semi-Redneck
Is this a trick question? The answer has to be that it doesn't matter how many pops will fit on account of all the beer that's already in there.shawkins said:
Teotwaki,
I was looking at the two zones and trying to decide which was the best option for me and I concluded that the second larger unit (45) would be best. Then the realization hit me that I am saving up for a Horizon, so, a new Engel is on the back burner for now.
Another critical point was brought up in favor of a second Engel that on a recent desert adventure one of us nearly lost the ice cream!!! A second Engel would ensure that a backup freezer would always be available.
I was looking at the two zones and trying to decide which was the best option for me and I concluded that the second larger unit (45) would be best. Then the realization hit me that I am saving up for a Horizon, so, a new Engel is on the back burner for now.
Another critical point was brought up in favor of a second Engel that on a recent desert adventure one of us nearly lost the ice cream!!! A second Engel would ensure that a backup freezer would always be available.
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xcmountain80
Expedition Leader
shawkins said:
60 Cans according to the site.
Aaron
Defender90
Observer
I just got my 35 in the mail today from AtlantaSolar. I think it is the coolest accessory yet. No pun intended!
Superu
Explorer
Reply to the solar fan remark
I mounted a Nicro Solar vent in the Superu this spring and it does help out when parked all day in the summer heat. It's not a miracle worker but it keeps things a good 15 - 20 degrees cooler inside based on a few tests in 85+ degree weather. Leak free in torrential rains at 65 mph and even through the car wash!
I'm thinking about adding a pair to the back on either side of the spotlight to help the Engel 45 stay cooler. :chowtime:
I mounted a Nicro Solar vent in the Superu this spring and it does help out when parked all day in the summer heat. It's not a miracle worker but it keeps things a good 15 - 20 degrees cooler inside based on a few tests in 85+ degree weather. Leak free in torrential rains at 65 mph and even through the car wash!
I'm thinking about adding a pair to the back on either side of the spotlight to help the Engel 45 stay cooler. :chowtime: