Specialty CPAP Travel Bag/Carry On

Just returned from a two-week cruise in Russia. I took my backup machine -- a ResMed Pro M. I carried it on. No problems and didn't really seem to need a case other than the one that came with it. Machine worked fine with 220 volts. I had toyed with the idea of leaving the humidifier home. I took it along but never used it as the humidity was always high. (We were on a river cruise). Taking it wasn't a big deal. Hauling the machine through airports wasn't even a chore and security people --except in one instance - returning to the US through Seattle--totally ignored the machine. My only wish is that the ResMed used a standard SD card instead of the larger card. I would have been interested in seeing what kind of numbers I had on the trip.

After 8 (eight) years, this poll is an example of "this is no longer relevant"
Neither is the ghoul who voted today.

chunkyfrog wrote:After 8 (eight) years, this poll is an example of "this is no longer relevant"
Neither is the ghoul who voted today.

Well, the poll may not be relevant, but it's clear that people are still interested in the best luggage to transport their equipment in!

Not only that... people evidently are reading some of the older posts!

"People" meaning someone who is incredibly bored, lonely and depressed?
To loosely quote GP, I could give a rat's terminus.
The vote was not for a bag, but to be a nuisance!

chunkyfrog wrote:"People" meaning someone who is incredibly bored, lonely and depressed?
To loosely quote GP, I could give a rat's terminus.
The vote was not for a bag, but to be a nuisance!

Wow. I suppose it could. OTOH, I was was just nuts enough to try to read all the posts on this board when I joined.