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Refrigeration Survey 2002PS readers are almost universally pleased with their choices in DC-powered refrigeration. The technology is well-developed and reliable. Insulation, location, and system balance are still critical.
The British, who have a long history of extended sea voyages, drink their beer warm. And while we can't be sure there's a connection there, it's a fact that keeping food and drink cold aboard a small vessel has, until the last couple of decades, not really been worth the hassle. The icebox, a relic of the last century, is still the solution provided by many boatbuilders. A well-insulated icebox can actually work pretty well, if you're not venturing out for more than a few days. And if you can find an icehouse to sell you a block (or you can afford the freezer space to make blocks of your own). Subscriber Login Purchase selection Subscribe to Practical Sailor Click Here to download Adobe Acrobat |
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