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05-24-2006, 05:51 PM

I bought my Coleman at Walmart. When comparing prices, make sure you include the ac power adapter so you can also plug it in to 120v.

We load it and plug it in the night before a trip with lettuce, milk, etc. Then when it is time to leave I put it in the back seat of the truck and plug it in to 12 volts. We transfer the contents upon arrival.

Be aware that in really hot weather it won't get as cold as a household fridge, but it will cool things down.

I use it as a supplement when we have hookups. If dry camping I stow it under the TM and use ice in a cooler for cold beverages of my choice.

05-24-2006, 05:51 PM	#2
PopBeavers Guest Posts: n/a	I bought my Coleman at Walmart. When comparing prices, make sure you include the ac power adapter so you can also plug it in to 120v. We load it and plug it in the night before a trip with lettuce, milk, etc. Then when it is time to leave I put it in the back seat of the truck and plug it in to 12 volts. We transfer the contents upon arrival. Be aware that in really hot weather it won't get as cold as a household fridge, but it will cool things down. I use it as a supplement when we have hookups. If dry camping I stow it under the TM and use ice in a cooler for cold beverages of my choice.