Finch Fridge

I've had a chescold (same as finch) for over 17 years and it still goes well. Ideal for extended stays on gas. Still gets down to -18C under ideal conditions on gas.

Jason, I have a Finch which is around 20 years old I think. Paid $100 for it 5 years ago and it's been excellent. Works particularly well if placed near the flow through vent in the back of a wagon - I use it in a Prado and the the vent outlet id]s near the rear power outlet. No moving parts means they are pretty well trouble free. I am sometimes envious of people with compressor fridges who don't have to lift them out when setting up camp but $100 compared with their costs plus slide plus dual battery consoles me. I've used it outback and in Queensland in summer with no worries. Brilliant for long stays without vehicle use too!!

Jason ,if you go to the search function in this forum and look in the archives you will find all the info needed ,,,with no moving parts the life span of a finch /chescold /sadec is indefinite.....Axel

Thanks guys, l think you've made up my find but do these freezers freeze using 240v.
l also have tried using the archive but information was limited and so was the web.
Thanks again for the positive advise.

Regards
Jason