I second that recommendation. I installed a Frigoboat
on my friend's boat last year. It draws less than
half my Adler Barbour does, and is smaller...
Jim

--- Alan Sugarman <sugarman@sugarlaw.com> wrote:

> If you opt for a new refrigerator, try a water
> "keel" cooled model - such as the Frigo. Much
> lower power usage - and, my yougurt was frozed this
> morning.
>
>
> At 12:29 AM 8/15/2006, you wrote:
> >Hi all,
> >
> >Yes, two posts in one night – I’m doing a lot of
> >work on the boat right now and am stumped on a few
> things.
> >
> >My current refrigeration system is comprised of
> >a Adler Barbour Cold Machine plus a rectangular
> >evaporator installed in one side (Port) of the
> >refrigeration compartment. The compartment is
> >divided into two sections, as I’m sure most of
> >yours are. There is a solid piece of
> >fiberglass between the two compartments, no
> >holes nor gap at top or bottom to circulate the
> >cold. I guess the starboard side is just
> >supposed to stay cold by the common wall that
> >separates them. I have two separate lids for
> >the tops and a front door that opens to the
> starboard side.
> >
>
>
>
>
>
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