I've had and Engel and a national Luna, got a 65l snow master now, and it flogs the lot! So I've since picked up a 42l snowmaster and while the other lads drink warm beer, mine are well and truly cold! Absolutely unbeatable fridges!
Thanks for the great review! Bigger, Quicker to Cool and more Value for Money - Snomaster takes the win! Ice Cold Anywhere! #snomastersa, #foreveryadventure, #loveoutdoorlife, #outdoorlife
I have a Dometic and a SnoMaster, fully agree with this review, however with both fridges in real camping conditions the Dometic disappoints even more with its poorly insulated lid and lack of decent locking mechanism on the lid.
Well done. Thank you for taking the time to bring us this video. My family loves it. 56ltr Snomaster Ice cream in 100 degree weather camping. Great product. We feel it's worth the money. Not plastic....well built. 👍🇺🇸👏
Thanks for the video. I have a Waeco CFX 40 with a cover and it works great. Cools down very fast and doesn't drop much overnight even with power turned off
Great video! I just purchased the SnoMaster 92.5L low profile dual zone. I am also going to do a unboxing and real world review! SnoMaster is by far the best value for money in my opinion.
Had and Engel for just over 1 years. Will bring a 6pack of beers down from room temp to 4 degrees in an hour, no problems. Very happy with it. As for longevity usually the faster the compressor the quicker it wont last as a rule and the Waeco looks cheap and wont last against the other 2.
Turn your trusty Engel upside down for 30 minutes then back over and let it settle for another 30 minutes. I did this to mine as it wasn’t cooling as well as it use to, and it rebooted it back to new.
Not completely fair, the Waeco does not have an insulated cover. Plus they need to be spaced out so as to not have the heat from each of the units affecting the others.... ALSO... The Waeco looks top looks beat up, which beckons the question,.How old are they? Were they all born on the same date? Manufactured date and actual useage will effect operating temps.. Otherwise good vid. A positive.. thanks! ps. I belive all of them use the same DC low voltage 12vdc Danfoss compressors.. (can also use 120-220vac)
Based on my research before choosing the dual zone MT45 Engel over that Snomaster 42 I expect the power use on the Snomaster to be much higher. It would be most interesting if you could do that test on 12v power as that is where it matters. If the Snowmaster 42 had optional dual zone my choice would have been a lot harder. Cheers!
They draw slightly more power, however you have a choice of low/auto/high speed selection with compressor switch. You can set it to low and it will probably perform as well as the Engel and better than the waeco, but on high or auto it's barely a competiton.
To me, those results aren't the criteria to use when choosing which fridge to buy ... I look for 1. Reliability 2. Current draw over 24 hours, full of food and drinks, inside a warm vehicle 3. Price
Good test, but to really test the efficiency of all three it would be good to do the same test over 24 hours and record the power usage for all three. My experience is in owning several Engels and Waeco's for my business working in Central Australia and the Top End. Overall I found the Waeco to be more efficient in power usage but the plastic construction was a huge draw back due to sustained damages (inflicted accidentally by users). I am back to Engels now, as they are just about bullet proof. Note that the Waeco's need to be under cover, both from a damage point of view and to limit the impact of direct sunlight on their surface. I am keen to try the SnoMaster next!
Awesome video. Another test worth doing is when they reach a set temp, switch them off and see which fridge holds their temp the longest. I have 1 of those fridges and when the battery power ran out I noticed that it lost it's temp very quickly.
@@jcv551 here is the 7 episode test we did, with all sorts of scenarios and you can download the findings as well ruclips.net/video/Go1sRObjh-s/видео.html
I wish there would be a comparison test between the National Luna and Snowmaster... Since they pretty well all use Danfoss compressors (except Engel with its linear motor piston) it appears that its all in the electronic processing Snowmaster comes on top in most cases...
The snow master used their own compressor not a danfoss/secop. It's also one of the only variable speed compressors on the market. I had a national Luna before the snow master and the snow master genuinely outperforms it in the real world.
I have been trying to get National Luna to give us one for a test. Pretty difficult as they don't have any dealers in the UAE, or maybe they do want to see the outcome??? Anyone from National Luna, contact us please?
@@ExpeditionExtreme if I recall they use the same compressor as the waeco but the fridges have better insulation which sets them apart from the waeco and Engel.
Very careful comparison - interesting. There'd be a slight disadvantage to the Waeco because it didn't have a protective cover, but in your experiment I doubt it would have affected the results.
Hello let me start by saying, great video and looking forward for the power consumption video, it would be great if you can go little bit more in depth about the perfect battery size to run thr fridge 24 hr without going overboard on the size. Ps i know you love the engel but you have to be unbiased with all product. Your Fan from Kuwait
I own a Weaco, an Engel and as of this week my first Snomaster. So far.... not impressed with the Snomaster... clunky compressor doesn’t fill me with confidence. After three days... it’s going back. The Weaco took an hour to reach 3 degrees... the Snomaster took more than 4 hours and even then... the bottom of the cabinet was still at 19 degrees! My Engel is over 20 years old and beats both in the reliability stakes... it’s not voltage finicky either. I tried to buy into the hype but the performance if the Chinese made Snomaster let it down.
Could you give a general recommendation on what capacity fridge 2 people would need. The range that my wife and I are looking at for just the 2 of us is either the 40L range or the 60 L range. Because I'm looking to fit this into a 2 door Jeep JL for a cross country trip, size is important. This was very helpful information,thank you cheers
Hi Brother, Great video, thanks for your effort doing this. If possible, can you please provide information on where these can be bought in the UAE? I know the Waeco is available at Speedex, ACE, etc... but I haven't seen the other ones anywhere, or even online for purchase in the UAE. Thanks
why did you pour the soda from the cooled bottle into the glass that is sitting at ambient room temperature therefore it is warming the liquid slightly, then you fiddle around with the temperature probe allowing the liquid in the glass to loose more "cold" to its container. In passing I noticed the wire basket was left in the Snomaster but the Engel had its basket removed, oh well ya gotta nudge the test toward the Engel.
check out the 7 episodes we did on 6 different tests ranging from insulation to 24 hour tests. I brought in a 12v guru to assist us on these tests. Results surprised me
J.R. Check out the proper tests we did. This silly little test sparked a 7 episode series testing 4 fridges in a controlled environment. ruclips.net/video/Go1sRObjh-s/видео.html
Why would I alter my own fridges???? Thats just ridiculous. If i was sponsored by a product then you could say something like that. But i'm comparing my own fridges... I have done a 7 episode series with a 12v specialist, go have a look and download the findings yourself ruclips.net/video/Go1sRObjh-s/видео.html
to my knowledge the compressor is still exactly the same. This test was run on my personal fridges. So no sponsor involvement or any one to obscure the results.
I'm concerned you have the Waeco breathing the hot exhaust from the Engel, the Engel breathing hot exhaust from the Snowmaster and the Snowmaster breathing fresh ambient air unblocked by nearby fridges. Fridges need to be set up in single file Remove fridge covers. Use a cheap K type temp sensor inserted into each opened bottle inside each fridge with lids firmly closed. Plug each sensor into a cheap multimeter in turn, as you see fit. All of the above for easier & more accurate data I can be confident is valid.
Weaco with 100 amp lithium pof4 batt hands down. Waeco is much user friendly with split storage and also small tray to the side . I dont care how good a fridge is. If its not user friendly. Dont bother. Those big single baskets a useless. Spend half your time restacking the fridge if u need something from the bottom. The glass is heating up the drinks mate and weaco doesnt have a cover . I can see what u were trying to do. But missed the mark for me.
After this video I did a more comprehensive 7 episode series testing all the variables of which some you have commented on. Example, cycling, amp/h over 24 hours, fridge insulation etc etc etc ruclips.net/video/Go1sRObjh-s/видео.html
So far so good, my fridges are always running in the car, I never switch them off. 2 years so far, and the 50 - 60 degrees c during summer didnt seem to effect them. Lets see how long it last before they need to be re-gassed.
Yeah it would if it were outside. This test was done inside in an Aircon room. We did 6 tests after a ran this test and brought in a 12v guru to assist me. check out those tests, we removed all the covers and baskets and ran the tests on 12v. interesting results for all 6 tests
Jeff Hunt have a look at our 7 episode test where we put all the fridges through there paces. In these test you can see the all the factors come into play. So comparing all fridges on a level playing field gives the viewers a fair look at what each fridge is capable of
Where is the Waeco Cover? I certainly wouldn't call it conclusive in any way whatsoever! Way too many variables to be a fair comparison. i.e. IF one is pumping 5 amps to coll its going to cool a lot quicker while the others at just over 2 amps? Come on.
Really 1 bottle of soda versus a 6 pack or two 6 packs in all these rather large capacity fridge freezers? Real world use does not have a power mains conveniently located in the bush. I'm an older person & I used a Dometic 3 way 40 Qt fridge( the old kind using AC, 12V or propane to cycle the refrigerant gas) for many years & had to be cautious not to freeze produce when the unit was set lower to cool contents. I wish I had had 1 of these compressor fridgge/freezers back then despite it using 12V. With judicious use a 50W solar panel can keep a dedicated 12V battery going for quite awhile with these new compressor units. Next time run the test using 12V power unless you use a generator in the bush for AC.
robert frederick check out the 7 episode fridge tests we did. We did power consumption, insulation, cycle times etc etc all on 12v. This was just a little test I did because I couldn’t understand why my Engel was not getting the beer cold. This spun off a series of tests set up in a proper test enviroment
Athena Morales this test had so many questions so, we did a 7 episode series testing fridges in a more controlled environment ruclips.net/video/Go1sRObjh-s/видео.html
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I've had and Engel and a national Luna, got a 65l snow master now, and it flogs the lot! So I've since picked up a 42l snowmaster and while the other lads drink warm beer, mine are well and truly cold! Absolutely unbeatable fridges!
Warm beer is a punishable offence. I totally agree, very happy since i moved from engel to SnoMaster
Thanks for the great review!
Bigger, Quicker to Cool and more Value for Money - Snomaster takes the win! Ice Cold Anywhere! #snomastersa, #foreveryadventure, #loveoutdoorlife, #outdoorlife
I was gutted! It means i need to invest in changing fridges :-(
I have a Dometic and a SnoMaster, fully agree with this review, however with both fridges in real camping conditions the Dometic disappoints even more with its poorly insulated lid and lack of decent locking mechanism on the lid.
Carlo Kuhn we will see what the outcome of the next tests are. Gonna be interesting
Id be willing to test a 60 quart SnoMaster here in the states.. Just starting my van build.. I do know the Dometic is off the list....
Expedition Extreme but you sell Snomaster on your website.
Well done.
Thank you for taking the time to bring us this video.
My family loves it.
56ltr Snomaster
Ice cream in 100 degree weather camping.
Great product. We feel it's worth the money.
Not plastic....well built.
👍🇺🇸👏
Thanks for the video. I have a Waeco CFX 40 with a cover and it works great. Cools down very fast and doesn't drop much overnight even with power turned off
you gonna love these tests we did, each fridge has its strengths ruclips.net/video/Go1sRObjh-s/видео.html
Great video! I just purchased the SnoMaster 92.5L low profile dual zone. I am also going to do a unboxing and real world review! SnoMaster is by far the best value for money in my opinion.
Check out the 7 episodes we did comparing the top brand fridges. ruclips.net/video/Go1sRObjh-s/видео.html
Had and Engel for just over 1 years. Will bring a 6pack of beers down from room temp to 4 degrees in an hour, no problems. Very happy with it.
As for longevity usually the faster the compressor the quicker it wont last as a rule and the Waeco looks cheap and wont last against the other 2.
Turn your trusty Engel upside down for 30 minutes then back over and let it settle for another 30 minutes. I did this to mine as it wasn’t cooling as well as it use to, and it rebooted it back to new.
Next time give the bottles a upside down shake. Will give a more accurate average temperature
I would like to see an ice machine witch one would work for camping.
Problem with the ice machines is they take up up almost as much space as a fridge. So might as well take an extra fridge to make your own ice
Great test. Im a bit disappointed by the Engel, I planed to get one but now Im changing my mind.
No they are the best he's always testing the snow master last it will be colder then the other 5 minutes differents I think
@@clenerongo8845 You mean Engel is best?
Not completely fair, the Waeco does not have an insulated cover. Plus they need to be spaced out so as to not have the heat from each of the units affecting the others....
ALSO... The Waeco looks top looks beat up, which beckons the question,.How old are they? Were they all born on the same date? Manufactured date and actual useage will effect operating temps.. Otherwise good vid. A positive.. thanks!
ps. I belive all of them use the same DC low voltage 12vdc Danfoss compressors.. (can also use 120-220vac)
Based on my research before choosing the dual zone MT45 Engel over that Snomaster 42 I expect the power use on the Snomaster to be much higher. It would be most interesting if you could do that test on 12v power as that is where it matters. If the Snowmaster 42 had optional dual zone my choice would have been a lot harder. Cheers!
Our next test will be on 12v, I'm just waiting for a nice little gadget that will give us power consumption figures.
They draw slightly more power, however you have a choice of low/auto/high speed selection with compressor switch.
You can set it to low and it will probably perform as well as the Engel and better than the waeco, but on high or auto it's barely a competiton.
To me, those results aren't the criteria to use when choosing which fridge to buy ... I look for
1. Reliability
2. Current draw over 24 hours, full of food and drinks, inside a warm vehicle
3. Price
We did a series of episodes tackling various criteria and scenarios. Check it out here ruclips.net/video/Go1sRObjh-s/видео.html
Interesting but I would have tested the Fanta in the bottle not the glass
here is the full comprehensive tests ruclips.net/video/Go1sRObjh-s/видео.html
Good test, but to really test the efficiency of all three it would be good to do the same test over 24 hours and record the power usage for all three. My experience is in owning several Engels and Waeco's for my business working in Central Australia and the Top End. Overall I found the Waeco to be more efficient in power usage but the plastic construction was a huge draw back due to sustained damages (inflicted accidentally by users). I am back to Engels now, as they are just about bullet proof. Note that the Waeco's need to be under cover, both from a damage point of view and to limit the impact of direct sunlight on their surface. I am keen to try the SnoMaster next!
We have done a 5 part series testing, Consumption, 2, 12, 24 hours, cycle, and insulation check it out
ruclips.net/video/Go1sRObjh-s/видео.html
Awesome video. Another test worth doing is when they reach a set temp, switch them off and see which fridge holds their temp the longest. I have 1 of those fridges and when the battery power ran out I noticed that it lost it's temp very quickly.
Keep us in suspense 😳
@@jcv551 here is the 7 episode test we did, with all sorts of scenarios and you can download the findings as well ruclips.net/video/Go1sRObjh-s/видео.html
here is the 7 episode test we did, with all sorts of scenarios and you can download the findings as well ruclips.net/video/Go1sRObjh-s/видео.html
Very informative, thank you.
Not hard to see the Waeco has no outer cover like the other two...a marked disadvantage!
I wish there would be a comparison test between the National Luna and Snowmaster... Since they pretty well all use Danfoss compressors (except Engel with its linear motor piston) it appears that its all in the electronic processing Snowmaster comes on top in most cases...
The snow master used their own compressor not a danfoss/secop.
It's also one of the only variable speed compressors on the market.
I had a national Luna before the snow master and the snow master genuinely outperforms it in the real world.
I have been trying to get National Luna to give us one for a test. Pretty difficult as they don't have any dealers in the UAE, or maybe they do want to see the outcome???
Anyone from National Luna, contact us please?
@@ExpeditionExtreme if I recall they use the same compressor as the waeco but the fridges have better insulation which sets them apart from the waeco and Engel.
Very careful comparison - interesting.
There'd be a slight disadvantage to the Waeco because it didn't have a protective cover, but in your experiment I doubt it would have affected the results.
Darth Vader have you seen the other fridge test videos? We removed the covers and did all kinds of tests
Hello let me start by saying, great video and looking forward for the power consumption video, it would be great if you can go little bit more in depth about the perfect battery size to run thr fridge 24 hr without going overboard on the size.
Ps i know you love the engel but you have to be unbiased with all product.
Your Fan from Kuwait
Abdullah Saad sure thing. I will do a test like that as well
ruclips.net/video/Go1sRObjh-s/видео.html
I have a snowmaster 66l dual fridge freezer absolutely love it
I own a Weaco, an Engel and as of this week my first Snomaster. So far.... not impressed with the Snomaster... clunky compressor doesn’t fill me with confidence. After three days... it’s going back. The Weaco took an hour to reach 3 degrees... the Snomaster took more than 4 hours and even then... the bottom of the cabinet was still at 19 degrees! My Engel is over 20 years old and beats both in the reliability stakes... it’s not voltage finicky either. I tried to buy into the hype but the performance if the Chinese made Snomaster let it down.
Thats odd mate, take it to Chris and let him have a look.
Could you give a general recommendation on what capacity fridge 2 people would need. The range that my wife and I are looking at for just the 2 of us is either the 40L range or the 60 L range. Because I'm looking to fit this into a 2 door Jeep JL for a cross country trip, size is important. This was very helpful information,thank you cheers
leftystrat62 I would go with the 66l low profile snomaster.
Hi Brother,
Great video, thanks for your effort doing this. If possible, can you please provide information on where these can be bought in the UAE? I know the Waeco is available at Speedex, ACE, etc... but I haven't seen the other ones anywhere, or even online for purchase in the UAE.
Thanks
Only the Waeco on its own the other 2 have covers on them. Should have a cover on the Waeco to make the test equal.
You can watch the full series. We test ARB, Engel, SnoMaster and Waeco, 5 comprehensive test
ruclips.net/video/Go1sRObjh-s/видео.html
Test them in 30 years time see which one is still working
GO ENGEL ALL THE WAY :)
Unfortunately they don’t make Engels now like they did 30 years ago. Modern Engels are not that great.
@@Phil_McAvity How about Snomaster, do you think they are a better choice now?
@@Wastelander13 yes I do
@@Phil_McAvity Thanks for your reply. Im planing to get a fridge and Im doing some research before, so every information is of great help. Cheers. 👍👍
Take them out on the same time the other freezers are still running
why did you pour the soda from the cooled bottle into the glass that is sitting at ambient room temperature therefore it is warming the liquid slightly, then you fiddle around with the temperature probe allowing the liquid in the glass to loose more "cold" to its container. In passing I noticed the wire basket was left in the Snomaster but the Engel had its basket removed, oh well ya gotta nudge the test toward the Engel.
check out the 7 episodes we did on 6 different tests ranging from insulation to 24 hour tests. I brought in a 12v guru to assist us on these tests. Results surprised me
Left the basket in the snowmaster !!
J.R. Check out the proper tests we did. This silly little test sparked a 7 episode series testing 4 fridges in a controlled environment. ruclips.net/video/Go1sRObjh-s/видео.html
i thought the waeco took a shit and went up in smoke at first lol
lol, have you managed to watch the 7 episode series where we did 6 different tests on 12v?
Right SnoMaster it is then...when i can afford to swap from esky to fridge.
your life will change forever with 12v fridge.
check out the full series of tests we did
ruclips.net/video/Go1sRObjh-s/видео.html
u cannot go by this guys test as all the circuits that run compressor speeds can be altered
Why would I alter my own fridges???? Thats just ridiculous. If i was sponsored by a product then you could say something like that. But i'm comparing my own fridges...
I have done a 7 episode series with a 12v specialist, go have a look and download the findings yourself
ruclips.net/video/Go1sRObjh-s/видео.html
Expedition Extreme don’t you sell Snomaster fridges on your website when it was running?
Thanks! Im getting a Snomastet.
You should use a newer Engel 40 litre model to be fair, to compare with new snomaster and the Waeco
to my knowledge the compressor is still exactly the same.
This test was run on my personal fridges. So no sponsor involvement or any one to obscure the results.
He’s genuinely devo!
Andrew St Pierre swears by the snomaster
lets see how it holds up in the rest of tests.
Put them in a warm to hot vehicle and test them, not in your living room! I have owned and used all 3 and the snomaster is far superior.
check out a full series with 5 comprehensive test ruclips.net/video/Go1sRObjh-s/видео.html
What models were the fridges? Is the waeco a cf or a cfx current model? Are they all 40 liter fridges?
Did u even watch the video?
@@mountainconstructions yep. Not clear to me
I'm concerned you have the Waeco breathing the hot exhaust from the Engel, the Engel breathing hot exhaust from the Snowmaster and the Snowmaster breathing fresh ambient air unblocked by nearby fridges.
Fridges need to be set up in single file
Remove fridge covers.
Use a cheap K type temp sensor inserted into each opened bottle inside each fridge with lids firmly closed.
Plug each sensor into a cheap multimeter in turn, as you see fit.
All of the above for easier & more accurate data I can be confident is valid.
here is the 7 episode test we did, with all sorts of scenarios and you can download the findings as well ruclips.net/video/Go1sRObjh-s/видео.html
Weaco with 100 amp lithium pof4 batt hands down. Waeco is much user friendly with split storage and also small tray to the side . I dont care how good a fridge is. If its not user friendly. Dont bother. Those big single baskets a useless. Spend half your time restacking the fridge if u need something from the bottom.
The glass is heating up the drinks mate and weaco doesnt have a cover . I can see what u were trying to do. But missed the mark for me.
After this video I did a more comprehensive 7 episode series testing all the variables of which some you have commented on. Example, cycling, amp/h over 24 hours, fridge insulation etc etc etc ruclips.net/video/Go1sRObjh-s/видео.html
What about life of a snomaster? Does it have a long lasting proven compressor setup to last 5-10 years?
So far so good, my fridges are always running in the car, I never switch them off. 2 years so far, and the 50 - 60 degrees c during summer didnt seem to effect them. Lets see how long it last before they need to be re-gassed.
What’s that smoke? Are there ppl blazing off camera?
lol, not in this country mate... I was busy with testing another product while i was waiting for the fridges to cool.
Vape
But does the snomaster draw more amps than the other 2 ?.we would want all things being equal ...
Here you go. ruclips.net/video/Go1sRObjh-s/видео.html
waco blanket? makes a wack of a difference
Yeah it would if it were outside. This test was done inside in an Aircon room. We did 6 tests after a ran this test and brought in a 12v guru to assist me. check out those tests, we removed all the covers and baskets and ran the tests on 12v. interesting results for all 6 tests
Not a fear test at all you are a snow master fan once you open the first on their is a 5 minutes difference to test th snow master
Check out the 8 series episodes we did in a controlled environment
What is all the smoke drift about?
And that Waeco must be broken, my old CF35 model cools to 2 degrees in 20min
Anyway, great testing, a proper test
the smoke was another test we were running :-)
All my fridges are less than 5 years old
Why didn’t you just put the probe in the bottle?
After this we did a 7 episode series doing every test you can think of in a more controlled 12v environment
ruclips.net/video/Go1sRObjh-s/видео.html
I own a waeco cfx40 and it doesn't take 30 minutes to get into the minus.
Jeff Hunt have a look at our 7 episode test where we put all the fridges through there paces. In these test you can see the all the factors come into play. So comparing all fridges on a level playing field gives the viewers a fair look at what each fridge is capable of
5:30....You guys burning one down???
Ken Uber no mate, busy doing another test with gas burners at the same time.
@@ExpeditionExtreme Just saw the smoke. HaHaHa good testing though!!
That was just a quick home test. Did a far more scientific test in the 7 episode test we did. ruclips.net/video/Go1sRObjh-s/видео.html
Just stick the probe in the bottle 🤷♂️
Where is the Waeco Cover? I certainly wouldn't call it conclusive in any way whatsoever! Way too many variables to be a fair comparison. i.e. IF one is pumping 5 amps to coll its going to cool a lot quicker while the others at just over 2 amps? Come on.
Hi Mick, here is full comprehensive 7 episode series on many different tests we did on 12v
ruclips.net/video/Go1sRObjh-s/видео.html
the only legit question for many years now is SnoMaster or Luna Everything else is just marketing.
I did a more in depth test of the fridges available to us. 7 episodes of various test conditions.
ruclips.net/video/Go1sRObjh-s/видео.html
Really 1 bottle of soda versus a 6 pack or two 6 packs in all these rather large capacity fridge freezers? Real world use does not have a power mains conveniently located in the bush. I'm an older person & I used a Dometic 3 way 40 Qt fridge( the old kind using AC, 12V or propane to cycle the refrigerant gas) for many years & had to be cautious not to freeze produce when the unit was set lower to cool contents. I wish I had had 1 of these compressor fridgge/freezers back then despite it using 12V. With judicious use a 50W solar panel can keep a dedicated 12V battery going for quite awhile with these new compressor units. Next time run the test using 12V power unless you use a generator in the bush for AC.
robert frederick check out the 7 episode fridge tests we did. We did power consumption, insulation, cycle times etc etc all on 12v. This was just a little test I did because I couldn’t understand why my Engel was not getting the beer cold. This spun off a series of tests set up in a proper test enviroment
how come the weak hasn't got a cover doug
Check out the 7 episode test we did without covers and on 12v
ruclips.net/video/Go1sRObjh-s/видео.html
what was all that smoke
lol, another test i was running while I was waiting for the fridges to do their thing
wrong two temp Snomaster Engel
Wattage on pulls from a generator
Athena Morales this test had so many questions so, we did a 7 episode series testing fridges in a more controlled environment
ruclips.net/video/Go1sRObjh-s/видео.html
No National Luna = Kak useless test
Peter Betts send me a 40l national Luna and I’m happy to do it!! Oh wait they don’t do 40l
@@ExpeditionExtreme NL most certainly makes a 40l ...
Con Loubser that’s awesome, send us one please. We don’t get them here.
NL are power hungry things, and way over priced
I've had both, National lunar and snowmaster, the snow master still wins.