Fredrick Mckinley Jones
the first automatic refrigeration system for long-haul trucks
black inventor who first invented a refrigeration system for haul trucks black inventor who first invented a refrigeration system for haul trucks
he invented the first automatic refrigeration systemtor long haul trucks
Frederick M. Jones invented many things since he had over 60 patents. Over 40 of them were in the field of refrigeration. His main inventions were: * Self starting gasoline motor * Silent movie projector for talking movies * Apparatus for the movie box office that delivers tickets and returns change to customers * Invented the first automatic fridge system for long haul trucks * Air conditioning unit for military field hospitals * Refrigerator for military field kitchens
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The first car with an actual refrigeration system was the 1940 model year Packard..........
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