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Thanks for watching Johnny. I'm still kicking myself for being lazy and trusting these guys. I'm still fixing little things they did and they question why I gave them a single star rating.

That is great Johnny. I'm sure you will have lots of fun in your rig. We are currently in Newfoundland but will be back in Arizona this winter. Safe travels.

@TignerAdventures OH man your far away I see videos from a fellow from there Fitzees fabrications he works on sheet metal and cars have fun.

Thanks but this isn't true. I have been using these for the last year and they still are very pliable. So this just isn't true. And they don't spin fast enough to do anything to a metal fin. So I"m not sure where you are getting your info. Also these are mounted at the top of your draft area out of the sun.

@@TignerAdventures Yes, it is very true. Mine shattered on me TODAY. They were mounted EXACTLY as yours are. And, BTW, it’s not like you invented this idea. Mine had been in service for five years, almost to the day. Just be prepared to replace them, and protect your equipment.

@@GerenM63 5 years is a pretty good life. The ones in my PC usually only lasted about 2 years and just stopped. At least these have ball bearings in them. And true I did not invent this idea, I just explained how and why I did it. It has been great. I had some from Camping World that were solar and they only lasted about a year and started making all kinds of noise. The bottom line is I am very pleased with these and it is a good thing to do for your refrigerator.

@@TignerAdventures Yeah, all I was trying to say was that these things won’t last forever, and if they come apart as mine did, there’s the possibility of damage. Without actually seeing all of it happen, I think that one or two blades failed and were flung off into others, causing a “cascade failure”. I found a couple of blades wedged pretty tightly into the cooling fins (which surprised me). It was the plastic that aged and failed, not the bearings. Mine ran continuously since their installation - our trailer is always powered, even when stored at home. I probably should have given more detail in my initial comment, and for that omission, I apologize. I’ll replace the ones that failed (200mm 1200RPM ball bearing fans) with new ones, as it is remarkably effective, but I’ll put notes in my calendar to check them periodically. Ultimately, though, I’m going to want to go to a 12V compressor fridge - or get a new camper that comes with one. Happy camping.

Thanks for watching. You are correct. They are not false. They are pretty heavy duty.

Thanks for watching Russell. Yep, we have had lobster before and it was great. Not this time though, not yet.

Thanks for watching Dustin. I wish it would have been running but other than that it was interesting.

Thanks for watching Jeff. Yep, fun. Take care.

Thanks for watching. Good to know. lol

Thanks for watching Nathan. Don't see them to often. Great tools.

@@TignerAdventures I have coffee cans full of broken Mac tools

Hey I enjoy your videos man

@@nathansmith2418 They have a lifetime warranty if you can find one.

Thanks Dennis. Fun times for sure.

Thanks Paul for watching and pointing that out. I have changed it.

Thanks for watching Paul and good question. So you can position the camera where you want it. I have it so it shows the side of my vehicle out away. Looking at the screen I see about 120 degree angle. Meaning from the camera out if I went 3' back from the camera and out 3' that is the angle I see. Although I could turn the camera more out or move the camera forward more to better that angle. But in reality I can see there is a car next to me when we are at a light for example with no issue.

Thanks for watching. These work great. I use them in my electrical compartment also. Check out this video ua-cam.com/video/UimZDZl7sz4/v-deo.html

Thanks for watching. Interesting they found Dino's there. This video is delayed so we have already moved on. But next time.

Thansk for watching. Maybe we will get there someday.

Sorry we are not. We are a bit behind on our videos. We are currently in Newfoundland. A few videos behind. lol. Thanks for watching.

It would have been easier for sure as far as multiple visits to NYC. But driving was not what I wanted to attempt. And there is more we need to see there for sure. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for coming along.

True Dennis. Hard to take it all in at one time. Fun trip. Thanks for watching.

This is one place we probably will go back to. It was fun and Lisa would have fun for sure. Thanks for watching.

This is delayed. We were there a couple of weeks ago. We are currently in Newfoundland. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for letting me know. I have updated the link. Problem with Amazon they are always changing things.

Thanks for watching Dennis. I like how they make it easy to level your rig. It would be better if I didn't have to do anything and it was level but if you have to these work nice.

That is one thing I am enjoying for sure. I can do a lot more with less. Thanks for watching.

Bummer we missed it. Good luck and enjoy the tour. Thanks for watching and commenting.

They do work best on solid surfaces but we usually boondock more and they have worked just as good as using wood, actually better for us because they don't slide. Thanks for your feedback though and for watching.

Thanks for watching and subscribing. The link is in the description but here it is: Cooler Guys Fan - amzn.to/38UYEUG

That is cool. I never seen a 12 volt when I was looking and most that have put them in now have been Van's. I love the Idea of a 12v and think the RV industry needs to imbrace it. They are still using old technology.

Thanks for the offer. Please send this type of info to our email address, tigners@tigneradventures.com. Thanks for being a longtime follower.

Thanks for watching. She really had fun.

Thanks for watching. Yep, she was like a little girl. She wished she had more time for sure.

They have made it pretty nice for sure. Very well kept up also.Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching and I agree.

Thanks for watching Eric. Life is fun and full of all kinds of opportunities.

Thanks for watching. If you have room you may want to look into a 2 head unit. The key is finding one that is 110 volts. Our back half doesn't get as cool during the day but fans help. I didn't have a place for another head unit so I couldn't have done that if I wanted. But we really enjoy having the mini split.

Thanks. It is good to know those for sure.

Actually with my extended pad mine holds 20 quarts.

You can use what ever you want as long as it can restrict the flow. Cardboard is easier to cut and less chance of getting cut. Metal is long lasting but my cardboard is doing a great job and it was free. If you are worried it might catch fire I guess that would be a reason to put metal there. But it is up above everything and should not be touching anything. Good question though.

For sure, Mike. Time for fun and less work and worry.

There are so many options out there and new ones coming out all the time. But the costs have to also be considered. A standard mini split is pretty cheap and the new options are getting cheaper also. So who knows where it will all end up. Thanks for watching.