Hi,
Anyone used one of the minicoolers which run off
12v/240v and cool below ambient 20degs.
I'm concerned that 6 weeks around europe will
wear the fan out.
Nick
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Hi,
Anyone used one of the minicoolers which run off
12v/240v and cool below ambient 20degs.
I'm concerned that 6 weeks around europe will
wear the fan out.
Nick
On Thu, 26 May 2005 18:30:38 GMT, "Nick \(Scots\)" <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:Anyone used one of the minicoolers which run off
12v/240v and cool below ambient 20degs.I'm concerned that 6 weeks around europe will
wear the fan out.
Yes, I have one. I've only ever used it off 240V. I used it
continuously for 12 months when I was living in digs. I found that,
when it was new, the fan did stop spinning when the weather was cool
but after a few months the fan seemed to be on all of the time. I did
my best to keep the vents clean. I did live in a warm room (which is
why I bought the cooler) and it did the job of a static 'fridg' very
well.
When I moved back home again, I packed the cooler up and put it away
for a couple of months. However, it wouldn't work next time I wanted
to use it. It turned out that it had a dry joint and a quick
soldering job (thanks Dad) sorted it.
Mine is the type which has a hinged door at the front. I decided that
it would not be suitable for use when camping as I would not want to
leave it to flatten the car battery when I am camped. I manage with
cool bags or food which doesn't require chilling.
Judith
Nick (Scots) said:Hi,
Anyone used one of the minicoolers which run off
12v/240v and cool below ambient 20degs.I'm concerned that 6 weeks around europe will
wear the fan out.Nick
...on the subject of mini-coolers.. Maplin have some 27l ones for £30
at the moment which doesn't seem bad value..
http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=-10992&doy=27m5D
I bought one - fairly pleased with it! 12v only tho..
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