My pressure is set at 13. I will be camping in the hills of East Tennessee near a river. I found a 40 w solar panel and was thinking maybe I could use that to charge the battery during the day (assuming we have sun!)

[/quote] As long as you're not using heated humidifier or heated hose you would probably do well with a few of these U1 scooter batteries. Just remember you don't want to discharge them down to 0% of capacity as it will shorten their life. Plan to use 50-80% of the battery capacity, then charge. [/q...

I figured it had been asked many times! I've been sitting here reading and hubby hassling me over spending so much time reading. "Well, can't you live without for a few days?" Yeah, reading time is somewhat limited and add to that not be sure about what I read sometimes...... never hurts to double c...

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Mon May 28, 2018 7:52 pm

You can use battery power
See this thread for the basics
viewtopic/t114012/Choosing-a-Battery.html

After reading through the thread, I am thinking about the Resmed converter with a couple of scooter batteries. Will that work? Any opinions?

I have a Resmed S9 and will be going camping soon where there is no power I will be there 4 nights and need to figure out how to run my cpap while there. Any suggestions on models? I know Honda, but they are really pricey. What do I need to look for? I'm at a loss here.

I was not aware of them while I slept in the bed, but I did sometimes notice them. That is way I went to the doctor finally. I would fall asleep and wake up as I felt my throat open up. I had a few times when I felt my throat close while awake. I don't think that is a typical thing though, but it is...

Just to add - my mother was of the pre depression era and I was raised with those family values and respect for elders, "authority" etc. The good and the bad were always there! My mother was molested by a preacher when she was young and no one did anything. I was terrified of anyone in "authority" f...

Welcome, Lostfan1 I am a newbie as well - 4 days in! My husband has already seen a difference in me - I don't look like a zombie first thing in the morning! Hopefully as your husband sees improvement he will become more supportive. In the meantime, if he is open to learning, share information about ...

I have no thoughts as to the accuracy of the story, but I prefer to believe that the woman is just trying to be helpful. I will admit that the first time I went in for my study in April, that was one of the thoughts that went through my head as I followed a lone gentleman into the center. I soon fou...

I don't know about the AHI, I'm still learning, but my humidity was set to three when I got it and the first morning I woke up with sneezing fits and dry sinus. I changed it to 3.5 and it seems to be better. That is a comfort setting. If you think going higher might help, try it. I know that with th...

He will. I just thought it was interesting that he is so used to hearing me snore and stop breathing that now that I am quiet all night, he worries that I'm not making noise. We will adjust. So far the hardest part of this process has been waiting on the prescription! I am stoked that it is going so...

Now that I am sleeping - hubby cannot! He says it is too quiet and he tosses and turns worrying!

Thanks, Sheriff!

I have slept two night now with the CPAP and while I still am yawning this morning, it is definitely an improvement. I am sure it will get even better as time goes on. My question is... Did anyone else have the experience of suddenly sleeping in one position the entire night? I have never stayed in ...

Honestly, I can't compare it to anything else, but so far I like it! Of course, I'm a newbie and just got my machine yesterday, but I used this last night and for a nap today.,...
Hubby was concerned that the machine would interfere with him sleeping but he didn't hear a thing!