barefootonthefarm
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Post by barefootonthefarm on Jul 3, 2017 13:09:17 GMT -8
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Post by vikx on Jul 3, 2017 20:57:23 GMT -8
That fridge does not require 12 volts to run. Look for "piezo ignition" on the units you like. There aren't many manual fridges out there, so be sure before you buy. Also, the price seems VERY high for the NC300 series. I believe we got our 300N delivered for under $700...
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barefootonthefarm
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Post by barefootonthefarm on Jul 4, 2017 5:14:44 GMT -8
Thanks so much. This is the best model I've seen to fit our small space. Can I ask where you got your fridge?
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Post by vikx on Jul 6, 2017 21:06:58 GMT -8
I 'think' it was PPL Motorhomes but it was 4 years ago or so. Do a search for the model you choose. There might be a dented unit, an open box, etc...
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turbodaddy
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Post by turbodaddy on Jul 7, 2017 18:05:44 GMT -8
If you plan on keeping the camper for a long time and will use it often, I'd go with the Norcold even at $700. Makes "camping" much more enjoyable. You can use the freezer to make block ice for coolers with juice containers. Ours stays on, running on propane, even while travelling. It hardly uses any LP at all, since it is really just a pilot light that makes it work. Just as an aside, the door panel can be replaced with a real birch (or other wood panel) to match the interior. Sometimes you can find someone parting out a camper on C-list and score a really good deal.
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