Posted by KEB1 on April 28, 2009 at 18:51:26 from (97.124.143.66):
In Reply to: Electric math problem posted by jdemaris on April 28, 2009 at 09:54:13:
A couple suggestions. Have you looked at the refrigerators made for over the road trucks? Depending on how big you need, I think some of them are a lot less than $1,000, and would do a much better job of managing load than a normal household refrigerator running on an inverter.
You might also try poking around some of the RV mailing lists like RV.net or escapees.com. I haven't paid a lot of attention, but I know there have been some threads on replacing RV refrigerators with 120 volt household ones.
Finally, you might try watching places like Craigslist for a used camper or RV refrigerator (or a camper/trailer with one in it). I bought a working one once for $40, and there's currently a couple on the local craigslist in the $200 - $300 range.
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