THREE Things All RV Fridges Should Have👍

[@buzzsah]

I did the same with the refrig on our boat. I even installed a heat switch to a small 12 DCV computer type fan, in the rear of the compartment it was in. Good vid.

[@mrhoptoit7835]

Yes, adding a fan really helps keep these refrigerators a lot colder. Thanks for watching.

[@dwightpollock]

I liked the video, Thank You. I noticed the two product links you have, are pointed to the same product at amazon however.🙂

[@mrhoptoit7835]

Crap... thanks

[@mrhoptoit7835]

It should be fixed

[@gregb5494]

^^ both links are the same product, and could you include a link to the thermostat?

[@mrhoptoit7835]

Dang. Ok ill try again. Thanks for letting me know

[@mrhoptoit7835]

Done!

[@gregb5494]

@@mrhoptoit7835 perfect! Thanks!

[@tomsettles6873]

Do you think you could turn your attention to building and testing some FM radio antennas? I've messed around with some homebrew designs and found that my steel handtruck is a better FM antenna than some of the commercial omnidirectional antennas from Stellar and Channel Master.

[@mrhoptoit7835]

I have one episode on a VHF/FM antenna here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYiyqIeHhrWoipI I'll see about doing more FM designs. Thanks

[@tomsettles6873]

@@mrhoptoit7835 I watched and that was good. Possibly test a larger or smaller gap in the dipole ( yours was 2" i think) and maybe larger wire filament to see if it grabs more signal. I have a 4' steel hand truck that works better as an antenna than rabbit ears for many FM stations . It's made of 1 1/4" tubular steel. mappcaster.com/collections/steel-hand-trucks/products/dht26-1025-economy-steel-handtruck-with-semi-pnuematic-wheels

[@mrhoptoit7835]

Interesting. I might build an antenna that looks like a hand truck now...lol