I think it would be better to vent the airspace behind the fridge
rather than introduce air into it. I don't use my city water hookup
and I've often thought that a tiny computer fan in place of the
hookup might do the trick. You'd need to prop the little city water
door open a bit when using it. I also have the GoWesty pump and fan
upgrade which is a MUCH better fan and cools the fins much better.
Really quiet. Bottom line is that nothing is going to keep the Dam-
etic cool when the temps get up past the 80s. I could sell you my
fridge and all my upgrades later this year when I get a Norcold... = )

Jeff
On Jun 15, 2007, at 5:35 PM, Automatic digest processor wrote:

> Date:    Fri, 15 Jun 2007 15:01:50 -0700
> From:    neil <musomuso@GMAIL.COM>
> Subject: Re: Link to 12v DC outhouse exhaust fan?
>
> Computer fans have been suggested and added/used inside the refer
> itself, and at the back of the refer to supplement the stock fan.
>
> My idea is to draw air from underneath (outside of) van.
>
> A computer fan would work, but the fan I'm thinking of is likely more
> robust as it is designed to work in a vent pipe to vent gases from pit
> of an out- house. I believe it may have a higher CFM rating, though I
> haven't researched computer fans yet.
>
> There was a link to some pretty cool (pun intended) computer fans
> kindly posted to me from another lister.
>
> I'll check them out.
>
> Neil.