Evercool fridge

Thanks for your replies (still no takers??) The price is $870 with the transit case - that is the deal ( from a camping store on the northside of Brisbane). I am purchasing mine this Saturday (24/05/03). Evacool, Evercool, Everkool, what's in a name - anyway it's the budget model from the makers of the fabulous Ev............ool eskys, eskies, eskey's. I am purchasing the RF47 for a couple of reasons but one of the really "cool" features is that each of the RF series has separate freezer and fridge sections which has some obvious benefits. There is only "mother and father" in our car nowadays so the "47" is the ideal size for us. The transit case keeps the fibreglass finish like new.
Thanks for the trick with the high density rubber shockies.
You have to buy/acquire the 240V kit as aseparate item.
Check the archives for the specs. & comparo's.
I'm not interested in becoming a distributor - sorry!
Contact me at -
rswanson@northside.org.au
if you want to join me.

Mick, EvaKool (forever misspelt as Evercool) does not advertise the RF (Retro-Fit) line on their web-site. The RF is basically one of their ice-boxes/eskies with the danfoss compressor (retro) fitted externally to the box, rather than integrated into it at time of manufacture. As mentioned above, in this model the compressor does not enjoy the benefits of "suspension". It also potentially suffers a greater risk of damage from bumps and knocks as it "sticks out". For these reasons, the RF models are cheaper than the ED models. However, $770 is still a damn good price - I was looking at paying close to $1500 for the 70 litre RF as a "show special" price at last year's (2001) Camping & Outdoor Show.Be good, or be quick.
Rohan (Sydney)