On Oct 29, 1:12*pm, "Eric" wrote:
"Smitty Two" wrote in message

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On Wed, 28 Oct 2009 07:51:05 -0700 (PDT), wrote:

Why wouldn't a fridge or freezer work perfectly fine in a 50-60 deg
environment? * It's perfectly fine. * The problems come when it
approaching freezing or so hot it can't keep up.

The real problem is when it is about 40f
The ambient allows the fridge to make the stat without the compressor
running and the freezer thaws out.

Look for my new product release soon: Fridge with CACA (cold ambient
control algorithm.)

No manufacturer would put an algorithm in a refrigerator. *Too expensive.

;^)

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If you put an algorithm in the refrigerator you should let it warm up
to room temperature before you run it.

When they're cold they get sluggish and can slow your computer down.

They do keep longer though. I've got some old DOS batch files that are
as fresh as the day I wrote them.