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Originally Posted by pavemike
Gee, you could always get an inexpensive inverter (pure sine wave!) to run your fridge if you are more comfortable with electricity than propane. Many folks have done that. The inverter would not run down your batteries while driving, they charge during the drive.
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I drove with the propane on for years until I researched propane fueled RV fires. Then I bought an older but unused 800W inverter on EBay for $55. It’s modified sine wave and works just fine running my fridge. Spent another $45 for an automatic transfer switch so my fridge will always be on electric power unless for some special reason I want to use propane. Also gives me another power source without starting the generator - if I should ever want one. Easy installation and why not run on the alternator while driving?!
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