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We know the important fact already -- the chest fridge consumes much less power than an upright. The author has demonstrated that clearly. His reasoning as to w
by URSpider94 10y ago
We know the important fact already -- the chest fridge consumes much less power than an upright. The author has demonstrated that clearly. His reasoning as to why that's true is really secondary, almost irrelevant.
- dpark 10y ago> His reasoning as to why that's true is really secondary, almost irrelevant. It's really not. I'd wager that the vast majority of the efficiency is due to the lack of condensation control rather than the fact it's in a chest orientation.