refrigerator In Car
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refrigerator In Car
I travell alot for work, and I like the flexibility of carrying around a small refri that willl fit in my trunk ..obviously with electriciity that will keep my lunch, snacks etc.
ANY SUGGESTIONS ?
even if the engine is off how will it work ?
THANKS>
ANY SUGGESTIONS ?
even if the engine is off how will it work ?
THANKS>
#2
They sell these coolers that you plug into your cig-lighter, just set it on the back seat, drop in some ice in advance to get things started, should be good for the day (only). Got mine at a yard sale. Basically an ice box.
Car friges, i dont know about that.
talk to the propane dealers, can point you to gas refrigerators.
Car friges, i dont know about that.
talk to the propane dealers, can point you to gas refrigerators.
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How good are your electrical skills/wiring? To run this 24 hours, you can...
Run it through your existing battery (not recommended)
or
Buy a secondary battery for it and tap it to the original battery, don't forget the battery isolator.
Run it through your existing battery (not recommended)
or
Buy a secondary battery for it and tap it to the original battery, don't forget the battery isolator.
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what i want is a microwave in the car! do u know most hotels dont got microwave? it' sure it nice to heat up that apple pie or that chicken sandwich before u eat it during lunch time.
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Get a "coolbag" at a BMW dealer.
Mercedes sells this same item in Europe but not in USA.
Plugs into cig lighter.
Mercedes sells this same item in Europe but not in USA.
Plugs into cig lighter.
![](http://www.bmw.co.uk//apm/content/images/bmw_info/181008589lcoolbag%20lge.jpg)
Last edited by lkchris; 11-25-2007 at 03:50 PM.
#10
i have a power converter that hooks directly to the battery and ran the wires under the carpet and the unit sits under my passenger seat. It's really not that hard. It has an in-line fuse and the unit itself shuts down if the car battery drops below the set voltage to start your car (if you plan on leaving it on while ur cars off, sounds like u are). You can also install another battery like someone said above. If i were you i'd install another battery and hook the converter to that. The hardest part was hiding the wires but sounds like you're thinking of putting it in the trunk anyway (that's where my battery is, not sure if all mercedes are the same). It's easy, do it! Then you can benefit from plugging anything you want in there, laptop charging cell phone/ipod.
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