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What's the best fridge?
Does anyone have any advice as to a good fridge for the rear rack which takes a six pack?
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23 Jun 2002
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Engel are the best. Are you going to mount this on a bike??
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Hi. I am researching 4 x 4 fridge-freezer options for a friend in Northern Mali. He wants a small, (20 Litre max) fridge, 12/240 V +gas, with a thermostat, for use in the space between & behind the driver/ passenger seats ...
I want to be able to recommend one to him, but I can't seem to find exactly what he's looking for.. (Maybe cos of my bad searching, but hey, I knows nathin' 'bout these things!....)
Can anyone recommend a fridge to those specifications, please?
Has anyone experience of sending a fridge to West Africa ? What's the best way ? Can it be bought on-line and sent/ delivered directly from the retailers, same as buying stuff on Amazon etc., ?
and Thank you,
Tifinagh
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Soak a rag in petrol, wrap can/bottle in it, place in net or tie to string, swing above your head as fast as you can for 30 sec, repeat if neccessary.
For home use (i.e. day trip), it'd go with dry ice ...
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minus 40 fridges.
Ideal if you are looking for a long term solution we had em running off solar for 6 years
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