I'm relatively new to camping and am unsure whether to buy a electric coolbox with mains adapter or a Waeco/Sibir fridge with regards to performance. Are the coolboxes good enough to chill warm cans of drink or wine, or would the waeco be better?
the other fridges you mention i believe are even capable of making ice, something which the plug in cool boxes which chill to 18 degrees, (approx) below ambient temp arent, (unless its 10 degrees outside perhaps! )
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------------- "He is your friend, your partner, your defender, your dog. You are his life, his love, his leader. He will be yours, faithful and true, to the last beat of his heart. You owe it to him to be worthy of such devotion." In memory of Bear. 06/03/06 - 25/01/12 Izzie 23/09/07 - 25/03/13
We've got the waeco combicool, you can make ice on the little shelf bit (or keep lollies frozen). We plug it in the car when we are travelling and used to run it on gas in the utility tent, we've now got a tt with ehu so plug it in now. It works great all ways, would really recommend one.
we have the sibir 35 litre (very very pleased with it) and if you are talking space inside it was more than adequate for a family of four, if you are talking overall size then great as the less space your fridge takes up the better.
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Topic: Waeco/Sibir Fridge or TE Coolbox
