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Just remember what I said about setting the Temp so you can use it as a duel zone, ok. And we want Pictures, LOLOLOL

Congrats well done, you will wonder why you suffered So long with coolers when you use your new fridge. (y)

Never tried it that high but I'd guess it would do a 37" in about 2.5 minutes, It does not slow down when it is filling the Tank to 180psi so I would think 55psi would not slow it down at all,, I tried it on a 29" tyre LOL and it was done in just over 20 odd seconds :love::LOL::ROFLMAO:

To fill em back up I use the ARB Portable Compressors as I can take one from Vehicle to Vehicle, The portable Twin will take a 37" tyre from 15 psi to 35 psi in 90 seconds,

I have 2 sets of ARB Gauges and Deflators and I have some generic copies that read up to 70/75psi which I swear are made in the same factory as the ARB versions, I also have a cheap set of 4 screw On deflators which are a bit slower then the ARB type Core Remover deflator, I have found all of...

I tested My Fridges with a db meter not an App. which is well within Spec for general purpose measurements.

I have just tested 3 of my fridges, First thing Is my ambient sound levels are between 28.0db and 28.4db. So Starting with the fridges in order of Compressor Power. Snomaster 35L "Leisure Series LS35 35L DC. 66 Watt Snomaster. Front Right = Inlet 28.5db to 28.6db, Front Left = Fan Side...

Well you have answered your Own Question, Truckfidge will replace it in 6 months and repair it if it's 6 months after that and they were there to Answer your Questions, Iceco won't even Answer the Phone So what do you think your chances are at putting a warrenty Claim Through with Iceco, ...

It's caused by the Fan So it's the Wind Speed that is causing the noise,

Another thing to note is if you take the reading from the oppsite side of where the fan is you will get a much lower reading, if you take the reading from the Fan side your reading will be mainly Wind Noise which is not an accurate reading, Also if you place the fridge with it's back/End within...

I have tested 4 different fridges/brands, but it is not the db which is the issue here it is the frequency or Pitch noise that it effects the loudness of them, Many claim that the sound level is 45db when tested all of them were much lower around 28/29db, Two different fridges both give the same...

Bottom line is you need to buy what feels right for you, I have 3 different brands of fridges 2 are great the other cools very fast but it is a Guts when it comes to Power draw and I don't like the fact that the Internals of the Compressor are not Dampend and it Clunks and rattles even driving...

Iceco have also been branded as Primus which the name is well known in camping expedition circles But Alas their fridges seem to have issues, I know of one person who sent his back twice in 3 years and on the third time they said they no longer made parts for that model and he ended up with the...

Like I posted earlier, If you set the fridge to -12*c/10*f every thing in the main compartment will stay frozen for ever and every thing in the Dairy Area will not be frozen which is where they get the name of Duel Zone from. In the Aussie bush we use that Temp as the Standard setup for 6-8...

I think you misread my post, The fact is a fridge with a Main Area and a Dairy Area is in fact a Duel Zone, BUT what people are calling a Duel Zone Is 100% WRONG, Any fridge that has Twin Doors Is A Twin or a Combo, where One side can be set to a fridge and the other side to a freezer or both as...

The other benefit of having the fridge is not having to stuff your hands in to all that Ice every time you have to look for something, Oh and if you pre-freeze all your meat in the house freezer before you load the IndelB it will use even less power just divide your meat in to Daily Packs as...

If you do buy the IndelB and you want to use it as a fridge and a freezer at the same time, Try setting the Temp to -12*c / 10*f that way your food in the main compartment will stay frozen and the food/Drinks in the Dairy area will stay just above freezing +/- 1 or 2*, Then IndelB is like the...

Well when you add on the fuel cost every time you have to go in to town and add the cost of the Ice to that it really mounts up and the further you camp from town the more the Ice costs, It's a pity you weren't over here where I'm staying because I would loan you one to try out, Another good...

Truckfridge are the same as IndelB which are put out by National Luna which are Number 1 when it come to quality, Truckfridge/IndelB are one of the Unsung hero's in the fridge world, But what ever brand you buy just make sure that it has the Danfos/Secop Compressor and it will serve you well, 4...

Depending on the Ambient Temp these fridges can use as little as 4Ah per 24 hours and in hotter temps a 100Ah battery will run a fridge for 2, 3 or 4 days and in colder climes it will power a fridge for up to a week or more, Like I said the LG Alpicool models use very little power and you can...