I'd like to see the Engel 32° up against the old Engel 20°. I've found the 20° would prolong the ice for an extra day or so. Any ice melt would refreeze in that first day resulting in zero ice loss
All were in a deep freezer for over 3 days and the deep freezer was steady -5°F. Needless to say, they hit the lowest they would go. I didnt hit them with an infrared thermometer like I should have, good call.
Bro, can you do a test with one 5 pound Engel 5°F ice pack and one 5 pound Engel 32°F ice pack and pair them together in one cooler with ice and see how long it will last.
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Its a lottttta work, but we are back! Thanks for watching.
I'd like to see the Engel 32° up against the old Engel 20°. I've found the 20° would prolong the ice for an extra day or so. Any ice melt would refreeze in that first day resulting in zero ice loss
I think I still have 2 of the small (2lbs) ones around. Ill give it a go.
@@CoolersOnSale that'd be awesome!
Were the ice packs all at the same starting temp, or were they all starting at their respective phase change temps?
All were in a deep freezer for over 3 days and the deep freezer was steady -5°F. Needless to say, they hit the lowest they would go. I didnt hit them with an infrared thermometer like I should have, good call.
@@CoolersOnSale ah, ok. I guess it would be fair to say that they all started at around -5 then given that was what the deep freeze was at. Thanks!
Bro, can you do a test with one 5 pound Engel 5°F ice pack and one 5 pound Engel 32°F ice pack and pair them together in one cooler with ice and see how long it will last.
Wow, objective test. Objective methodology….. he’s definitely not a Chris tain