Device for storing beverages on dune buggy

Abstract

The invention discloses a device for storing beverages on a dune buggy. The device comprises a box (1). An opening of the box (1) is connected with a cover plate (2). A rotary disc (3) is rotationally connected in the box (1). A plurality of supports (4) with U-shaped sections are arranged on the rotary disc (3) and used for containing beverage bottles (5). The supports (4) are distributed around the axis of the rotary disc (3) at equal intervals. The adjacent supports (4) are connected through arc-shaped baffles (25), and an annular structure (26) is formed by the supports (4) and the arc-shaped baffles (25). Ice bags for releasing cold air to the beverage bottles (5) are contained in the annular structure (26). A power device for driving the rotary disc (3) to rotate is arranged at the bottom of the box (1). The device for storing the beverages on the dune buggy can keep the beverage bottles refrigerated and convenient to take out.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of beach car accessories, in particular to a device for storing beverages on a beach car. Background technique [0002] ATVs are all-terrain vehicles, vehicles that can travel on any terrain. Under normal circumstances, ATVs are driven in dry, hot and water-deficient places such as beaches and deserts. It is almost impossible to store cold drinks in these environments, and drivers will change when they want to drink cold drinks during driving. It was extremely inconvenient. Although currently there are also devices for in-vehicle refrigeration applied to the field of cars or refrigerated trucks, these devices are not suitable for applications in environments such as sandy beaches and deserts where the environment is more severe. Therefore, there is an urgent need for a device that can keep the beverage bottle refrigerated and take it out easily. Contents of the invention [0003] The technical problem t...

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Problems solved by technology

Under normal circumstances, ATVs are driven in dry, hot and water-deficient places such as beaches and deserts. It is almost impossible to store cold drinks in these environments, and drivers will change when they want to drink cold drinks during driving. extremely inconvenient

Although there are currently devices for in-vehicle refrigeration that are applied to cars or refrigerated trucks, these devices are not suitable for use in more severe environments such as beaches and deserts.

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