Sunday, Aug 01, 2004 at 20:09
TheWommy,
Some people who read these posts rely on the information in them to be true and make decisions relevant to what they have read.
So are you realy stupid enought to expect people to believe that a
Waeco, EverKool or Engel are not 12 volt ?
you did post-> "they do not use 12 volt motors"
Are you that stupid that you think that a 12v motor runs a compressor at the same revs with less power available, according to your own statement then they would still work off a torch battery, are you for real.
Go and talk to someone who can add 1+2 and get 3, as you can't, this equasion you have posted is not relevant to a Reefer fridge -> "300 watts at 230 volts AC is 35 amps at 12 volts...."
As to using batteries "as thick as your big toe" I have never used an EverReady 'C' size battery to run a fridge, maybe that is why they only last one day for you, lol
In answer as to why other companies don't use an inverter, it is due to the initial cost of the change over in manufacturing, design and having two distinctly different compressor systems, as Danfoss compressor's are less expencive to buy and install, after all it is a proffit that fridge manufacturer's desire and you do get quicker proffit's having a cheaper compressor/motor systems installed, it is that simple!
As to Reefer using the inverter system in their range , if you took the time to look at their web site you would notice that the main product they manufacture is not
portable fridges, but commercial refridgeration which also uses the inverter system, because it has to be relied upon to work.
As to your stupid remark of bankrupsy, you are wrong again, and yes I do deny your idiot statement, because you don't know what you are talking about ... do you!
Remember the name... Liemack?
then you can post 'sory OzyGuy, you were right, I was wrong'
but I don't think you are man enough to admit it ... are you!
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