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Old 03-14-2021, 12:33 AM
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I use a Jackery 500, but I'd assume the Yeti is similar…

Plug the Jackery into the 12V outlet in the back. There's no reason to plug it into the AC outlet, that's actually less efficient since it goes through an inverter in the car to generate the AC.

Plug the fridge into the Jackery.

Enjoy auto-charging while driving and a fridge staying cold for a while when not.
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