Yeah, but... They are only able to maintain at most 35ish degrees difference between inside and outside. Also I've never seen them anywhere near as well insulated as the 5 day plus coolers.pmowers wrote:Just another thought- most of the thermoelectric coolers are also warmers, you just reverse the polarity.
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Re: Cold weather camping question
by Bogo » Sat Feb 16, 2013 3:41 am
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Re: Cold weather camping question
by pmowers » Sat Feb 16, 2013 9:20 pm
Bogo wrote:Yeah, but... They are only able to maintain at most 35ish degrees difference between inside and outside. Also I've never seen them anywhere near as well insulated as the 5 day plus coolers.pmowers wrote:Just another thought- most of the thermoelectric coolers are also warmers, you just reverse the polarity.
True, but then that means the contents would stay above freezing for temperatures above 0 F. If that is not warm enough, then we are into a whole different situation.
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