advice needed on santander crossing
- Thread starter kevm
- Start date
When connected to the towcar and driving to the UK port the fridge will just be holding temperature if its not a warm day. But when on 12v towcar electrics it really does not have the power to do much more than hold its own. So when you get on the ferry and switch off the car the fridge will start to warm up. When you get to Spain if your first site is near the port then site electrics will bring the temperature down again. Given its a long crossing we don't put food inside that is perishable or temperature dependant. Generally we have a carton of long life milk, cheese and vacuum packed meats/fish. Then the fridge is stuffed with cold drink and beer!!. Oh and quite a few freezer packs to if there is enough room.
The fridge returns to normal items when we arrive at our first site and then when doing day touring between sites.
The fridge returns to normal items when we arrive at our first site and then when doing day touring between sites.
Hi Kev m,
i have just come back from spain via santander and going from portsmouth to santander.we frozed everything that we could frozed one pack of bacon,one pack sausages,drinks bought bacon and sausages with long dates,make sure you use frozen bacon and sausages first,and we put loads of ice packs aswell to keep the other things fresh.we got to first site everything was fine make sure fridge is packed well to keep the temprature cold to last longer.
All The Best Alan P/T
i have just come back from spain via santander and going from portsmouth to santander.we frozed everything that we could frozed one pack of bacon,one pack sausages,drinks bought bacon and sausages with long dates,make sure you use frozen bacon and sausages first,and we put loads of ice packs aswell to keep the other things fresh.we got to first site everything was fine make sure fridge is packed well to keep the temprature cold to last longer.
All The Best Alan P/T
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