[Rhodes22-list] Thermoelectric cooler

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Susan:
     This is Joe, right across the river from you at Long Point Marina. I've only used those coolers in my car(s) in the past.  I have no idea what the draw is on them.  Anyway, I don't think these units will keep ice for too long.  Maybe they are better now. I have a big one, bought in the 90s, and that technology was not suited for keeping things really cold. 
     If you need any help on renaming the "At Ease," let me know. I am a writer and poet and have some aspect of talent in that arena.  
Joe Camps/v John DawsonBohemia River, MD

 
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 Subject: [Rhodes22-list] Thermoelectric cooler
   
I am getting my (1986/2000) Rhodes ready for the summer and was thinking
about putting a thermoelectric 12 V cooler on the boat so I don't have to
worry about replenishing ice all the time.  I have two batteries and two
solar panels.  If I left something like this plugged in all the time, would
it be likely to run my batteries down or would the solar panels be able to
keep up with the demand?  I'm not very good with this electrical stuff so
looking for advice.

Susan 
Purchased AT EASE from Lee Kuhn last fall and still looking for new name

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