[Richard Slay]

So now that I'm seeing mini-fridges running for $69, I'm wondering if anyone has ever tried to take the door off of one, replace it with a plate of glass held on by clips, and put a projector inside. It seems it should eliminate the projector's sound easily enough, but I guess there's no way to find out which mini-fridges have the lowest sound levels.


R. Slay

 

[thebland]

You are obviousy not married!

 

[jlm]

cool idea

 

[jcthomas]

Great Idea, however the fridge in my wet bar makes more noise that my JVC G-11 when the thermostat cycles the compressor on.

 

[usabrian]

Aren't we assuming he won't be plugging it in?


Brian

 

[jlm]

i doubt the btu rating of the fridge can keep up with the bulb heat output; but turning on the refrigeration was the idea

 

[rfinn]

seems to me everyone is forgetting about condensation you might not like the effect that it has one your nice projector

 

[Rolan]

by replacing the door with a piece of glass I guess

you will have an answer to the ultimate question..


wether or not the light in the fridge does indeed truly shut off when the door is closed!

 

[Clark]

I think condensation would be a huge problem.

 

[raoul]

Rolan,


The light in the fridge DOES go off when the door is shut. I verified this when I was 10 by locking my younger sibling in the fridge. He reported, that it did go off and it was scarey!


Raoul-Sam


PS: Please don't try this at home. I used a stunt sibling...