I have to give Carey the credit for my third photo.* I took it but he discovered the location and the view.Old Stone wrote:
We have some nice scenery here in the East, for sure, but nothing like those shots. Just wonderful!
I have to give Carey the credit for my third photo.* I took it but he discovered the location and the view.Old Stone wrote:
We have some nice scenery here in the East, for sure, but nothing like those shots. Just wonderful!
I realize that this is an old post but one who's subject continues to surface. Since I am the brunt of the negative posts about my refrigerator, here is what I intend to do about it!It's on Walt's boat. Flywright found it not to pass survey and that it needed improvement. Walt's statement that he keeps one bottle of JD on hand was not adequate.
Al: Where are your refrigerators located on your boat?Here's a shot of fridge #2 full of food. I had to add it to keep the food from spoiling while the beer stayed cold. The Admiral is funny that way...
Take care Flywright, boats have been lost by cargo moving. The bottle of water is the likely culprit.I gotta move my beer lower! Here's a shot while underway today. The beer shifted in transit, so now I'm sitting here testing them one-by-one. I'll report back if I find a bad one.
Food fridge aft port, secured on counter top, drinks fridge built-in under counter aft stbd. (bad lighting, but I think you get the idea.)
Strange
Was under the impression the drinks where aboard the Coot???
Make that an even dozen. Thanks, Ray! I think I'm going to love being in this new marina with you (and your refrigerator).
While the fridge is out of the cabinet, is a good time to add one or two computer fans (12v) to come on with th e fridge. They do a lot of cooling for a very low electrical load.
Fred,
That is exactly what I did. The remote comperssor for our Isotherm was under the bunk in the guest cabin. After adding computer fan tied into the compressor circut our amp usage went down.
Rob