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I'm building a 26 foot pilothouse sloop and the plans call for a large
icebox. My experience doing the kind of cruising I expect to do on this boat is that finding ice consumes a lot of time, it doesn't last long, it takes up a lot of space, and the food items can get soggy if I am doing any hard sailing. I have noticed that Fisheries Supply in Seattle sells "conversion kits" for converting ice boxes to 12 VDC refrigerator. This seems like a sensible choice, and might even be good to build in right from the start. Does anyone have experience with these kits or any kind of application other than a drop in box? I am thinking that with 4" polyurethane foam that I'll be able to handle the power consumption with a pair of Grp 31 batteries. Does this seem reasonable? Al Gunther Kingston, WA ---- 47° 48.1'N, 122° 30.0'W http://homepage.mac.com/agunther/.Public/index.html |
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