With any project, you need to learn the language. In
this case, refrigeration. This is not a drop in kinda
thing. The size of your “box” and the requirements for
food storage, both in time and quantiy will lead you
down different paths. Also where you plan on saiing.
High lats or low.
Check out http://www.kollmann-marine.com/
Buy his book, commit it to memory.
Then when your ready to buy, send your specs out to
all the Marine Refrigertion people. With luck,
someone might even answer you. In my opinion, Clieve
Horton from SeaFrost is the only guy to deal with. He
will spend the time to answer every question, look at
your drawings, make suggestions and all before you buy
a thing.
Besides that Hylas uses SeaFrost…. enough said.
Before you go too far, you will need to analize your
electrical storage and renewal capacities.
Insulate,Insulate,Insulate. My PO did me a favor (only
one) by having the stock box removed and had 6 inches
of insulation put in along with a new smaller box. Too
bad he didn’t put in access to most of the space.
More to follow, I actually have some work to do.
alan
— Patrick Walters <> wrote:
-p
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