Refrigerators and life styles

[Gregory OConnor]

I agree with Bob and Ralph, in that every one has different needs. I
wonder if anyone had personal experiance with house style units. good
or bad. I have the origional unit in my 94 and keep it cool all the
time on my 50 amp storage pad. I think at this point if I was to
replace it I would use the RV type to keep my options on LPG fuel
open.But I still dont change oil like you guys. You did scare me
enough to drop 5 gallons of motor oil and replace it with fresh at
5000 miles ( old filter remained).
Greg
cheap sob pushing maintenance to the MFG limits
94pt40 Romoland CA

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, bobloomas
wrote:
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>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Ralph L. Fullenwider
> To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Saturday, October 08, 2005 8:41 PM
> Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Refrigerators and life styles
>
>
>
> Ralph you hit the nail on the head
>
> Bob Loomas 85 PT 36
>
>
> Good evening to everyone:
>
> This refrigerator thread has been interesting. Points and counter
points
> offered by several members along with web sites to back up each
others
> opinion. Well done by all parties in the aproach.
>
> Bottom line, forgetting ohms law and logic applied by calculators
to the
> tables, it really comes down to this as I see it. The question
is; What are
> my needs for my lifestyle? And how do I go about filling that
need.
>
> True, the RV refrigerator came out to fulfill a need and
application and
> still does for that matter. Then we talk about the basic "home
style"
> refrigerator and it's compatibility with travels. Lets remember
that most
> of us has had the ice maker in the Coaches since day one, and
that is a
> compressor run unit. No different, save for size, from the
typical home
> unit. And they still function very well.
>
> So in installing the home type compressor refrigerator only means
that if
> you want to dry camp, you need to run the gen set or have enough
amperage
> to run the proper size inverter. The technology is certainly more
advance
> these days than that of yesteryear. Where as the time honored RV
ammonia,
> gravity fed units lend themselves to the original technology
accepted in
> the RV industry as being standard.
>
> That said it still comes down to " the life style you have" and
nothing more.
>
> So to heck with point and counter point, both will work, that has
been
> proven. You just have to design the change over to fit your needs
and what
> it takes to run it.
>
> All of this, of course, is just an opinion, and no web sites to
back it up,
> nor will there be.
>
> Ding!!! round 2
>
> Safe travels,
>
> Ralph and Charolette Fullenwider
> Ralph's RV Solutions, Duncan, Oklahoma
> http://home.swbell.net/rlf47/index.htm
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