What do you guys think?

[Drifter]

Not caring about the cost, more asking if it would be difficult to install and run as far as power draw.<br><br>http://www.ajmadison.com/cgi-bin/ajmadison/CK30B1.html?mv_pc=amzcpc<br>

 

[blars]

It would probably work if you have a fairly large battery bank, way to charge it, and inverter for the fridge, and always run a generator when using the cooktop.&nbsp; 2kw generator would work if you only use one burner, 3kw for both.<br>

 

[cyndi]

<P><FONT size=3>I think for boondocking, propane is the way to go.&nbsp; It's a wicked set up, though!&nbsp; Someone design a unit like that that runs off propane, shore and battery power and Im all in!&nbsp; Oh! And please replace the fridge with a freezer!</FONT></P>

 

[Les H]

I like it. Where there is a will, there's a way. If you ripped the guts out of a thermo- electric cooler, you could at least partly convert the fridge.( I found one for $18 at a flea mkt.) Yes gas would be easier, Mabye the habitat for humanity re-store? A lot of large cities ( NYC) had tiny apts, and each one of them had a kitchenette. Another idea is a fridge/microwave combo like Grossmans Bargain outlet ( a seconds/overstock/reconditioned retailer) has every now and then when colleges upgrade or delete them from dorm rooms.( about $199, if I
remember right)
Les

 

[Drifter]

I was looking at a mini fridge with a freezer and a microwave.&nbsp; I have all these great ideas, but no DIY know how.&nbsp; I need someone to install it for me.<br><br>http://www.bachelorfurniture.com/cgi-bin/category.cgi?item=MF3TP_<br>