Keeping refrigarator cold while driving - Event Date: 26 Jul 2014

Hello, I know this is an old thread but does anyone have any updated info/recommendations on these truck fridges?  It seems our pod's fridge takes 2 days to cool down before a trip (even then has a difficult time keeping things cool) which has me concerned about our upcoming trip from Kentucky to Florida in Oct.  We are a bit nervous about driving while it is still on propane.  We haven't checked out what gauge wire was installed with the TV to the TT but don't have any hopes that it is the thicker size recommended.  We purchased the pod because out daughter has serious food allergies and we need a kitchen wherever we go.  We were tired of having to reserve expensive suites for travel and also having them cancelled on us upon arrival (NYC, Georgia, yes, even Disney jerked us over).  I'm also tired of hauling ice in a big cooler everywhere, especially when we are supposed to have a working fridge already in the pod.  Any new fridge products out there worth looking into?  Thanks, Erin from the Oddpod squad.

I don't think the lid is removable on the Indel.

Here is one of the pics.  You can see the gray/brown plastic divider just to the left of the white wire basket frame, just to the right of the orange.

Originally posted by techntrek I don't like how the Indel has a permanent divider in the middle of the interior but I'd live with it.

My Indel has a basket/liner that comes out of the fridge.  The basket has a divider that is removable from the basket.  Happy to take photos if you want a visual.

Also, I agree about the test being a little weird, and the ease with which they could have made it more uniform.

That expeditionportal test stirred up some controversy as they tested the Indel B at 70ish degrees and the others at 90ish. 
Kind of hard to compare them under different test conditions