sleeper question

Are you sure about that? I'm real picky about chicken, I used to manage a small restaurant and was taught and have seen what raw/under cooked/ or bad chicken can do to somebody! lol



American Trucker

 

Pre cooked means that all you do is heat it up.

 

ok that makes more sense thank you for clearing that up

 

You just wanted something to do for 4 hours? get out there and clean my windows and lights. How about shampooing my carpet. get in that trailer and sweep it out. When you get done with all of that, i'll let you paint my toe nails, now be a good boy and pull my hair

 

That was funny. LOL

 

Crete has some trucks with APU's and some with other anti-idle tech. My truck has a second set of batteries thats used just for cooling and other "household " stuff and while I don't sleep in it will keep my truck cool for up to 20 hrs ( they say)I tdoes a great job of keeping my cooler ice cold
As far as your list of why not,may be true in some cases but not all

 

I know that, lol I just don't like the sound of Canned chicken. But I'll have to try it if its that cheap and easy to make a meal with.



American Trucker

 

Be advised that inverters that plug directly into "cigarette" outlets max out at about 125 watts.

To figure out how much wattage you need, look for the sticker on your appliances/consoles that give info about -->input amps and volts<--. amps X volts will give you a good number on how much wattage you'll need (constant wattage, mind, some things need instantaneous power that's a little higher).

For example: my laptop.
Input: 100v-240v, 1.5amps...equals 150-360 watts to run. (Depending on the work it's doing, I'm sure...full charge v. maintenance and all that). Do that rough stuff for your tv and ps3 and add the high numbers together and you know how big your inverter needs to be.

 

WRONG!

Here's just a couple of examples:


http://www.tripplite.com/en/products/product-series.cfm?txtSeriesID=815

http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&rh=n:172282,k:inverter cigarette lighter power&page=1





American Trucker