Tuesday, May 01, 2007 at 16:36
"Who in their right mind can expect a battery to run a inverter and the
fridge's internal 12vdc charger which in turn can charge said battery, he is loopy and derserves our help... dont you agree? "
Wooops, the first reply you get doesn’t look too good for you, does it lol
No 1, as I have said it's ONLY you who does not understand the principals behind the computerized electronic battery charging system, as you can see this has become a 'you verses me' thread, (unfortunately I have to now say it, as I have never ever previously disparaged any
forum poster previously) you have not got the intestinal fortitude to organize an auto electrician up in
Perth who you believe will show you I’m “loopy” but you already know the auto lecy will actually PROVE that the information I have posted is fact, accurate and technically correct.
I have even offered you a weekend away in any capital city in Aussie, with airfare and
accommodation free, and still you refuse to organize the electrical test. (now cancelled)
That complete lack of commitment just confirms with me, and I believe also at least some of the readers of this one sided thread titled: -> ““Do all reefers have a built in 12V battery changers?”” that you already know you are incorrect and have dug yourself into a huge hole that now you can’t climb out of with-out loosing face and showing your lack of
technical knowledge, is the website wrong too??
A simple phone call to an auto electrical specialist up in
Perth would have cleared up any lack of knowledge you have, just like the last phone call you made when you asked
technical questions about the Mitsubishi compressor and you spoke with ummm m* lol, ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
Yes No 1, next time you need "help" just phone me, or should that be m* or m# on second thought - don't.
I wonder why you did not challenge the voltage numbers I posted relevant to the
fridge power consumption being ~3ah or that the Reefer Premier -HAS- the fastest cool down time of any
fridge. "I use a 70Lt fridge/freezer and the Mitsubishi rotary compressor
draws ~10 Amps, @ 18 to 20 min’s run time = ~3ah (hopefully no1 will extrapolate) and I’m sure he will also confirm, the Reefer Premier has the FASTEST cool down time from any temperature, of all 12v fridges, due to its huge compressor capacity, and with that performance you have to compromise
battery power slightly.
It’s not such a large power drain when explained as above, but yes the 10 amp draw ("draw" not "ah") looks horrendous when printed alone, when in advertorial blurb we see ~2.5ah from others"
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Mate you just can't be told, so I will stop using this thread in an attempt to improve your
technical knowledge, as it's obviously 1 sided & can't be altered, bye!!
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fridge temp is 1.2° and battery is 13.8 Volts} sunshine is free lol
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