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I'm no electronics expert, but I think the Houston heat could be a problem. I googled the Jackery and got the following: "Jackery power stations have an operating temperature of 14–104°F and a recharging temperature of 32–104°F". I assume the solution to the Houston heat and a Jackery/EcoFlow...

sunshine200837. It looks like you've got a very creative solution! Let us know how it works out. As for me and my Jackery solution, I suspect it won't work quite the way I want it to (having never owned a Jackery :)). Here in the northeast (CT), winter is coming, so keeping a car refrig cold...

I'm in a similar situation. If you come up with a solution, please share. For now, I've just purchased a Jackery 300 ($169 on Amazon Prime Day Deal). My plan is to keep the Jackery plugged into the 12V trunk outlet 24/7, and the refrig (BougeRV 12 V Car Fridge 23 Quart) plugged into the...