Wishful thinking...high-tech battery?

[onthefreeway]

Okay, I'm sure this little gizmo can't power a cpap, but I thought I'd ask all the smarty-pants tech folks out there just in case. With new technology developments appearing daily, and all these crowd-funded projects, I'm hoping that a small, reliable, easy-to-use, moderately priced cpap backup system is on the way. Here's the gizmo: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/powe ... -powerbank#/

[Goofproof]

Hoping for a small nuke reactor to use until my Zero Point Module is prefected.

Ran video, saw nothing that wasn't "Pie In The SKY" No firm Specs, does not exist for sale! Jim

Mostly crowd finding is a scam.

[chunkyfrog]

Crowdfunding generally means the device does not yet exist--in some cases never will.
Read CapnLoki's posts for info on what is already out there. He is the expert.
Live in the now.

[CapnLoki]

Okay, I'm sure this little gizmo can't power a cpap, but I thought I'd ask all the smarty-pants tech folks out there just in case. With new technology developments appearing daily, and all these crowd-funded projects, I'm hoping that a small, reliable, easy-to-use, moderately priced cpap backup system is on the way. Here's the gizmo: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/powe ... -powerbank#/

There's nothing new here with the batteries; it looks like they are being very clever with the features which is fine if you want those features. The power is about 70 watt-hours, or 6 amp-hours at 12 volts, so it would last maybe one night, but less if the inverter is used. It looks spiffy, but its not a "bang for the buck" winner for cpaps.

[CapnLoki]

we have those now
this is just a bigger one

Actually there are a number of similar devices that are larger, I'm surprised they only provide 70 Watt-hours, when the airline limit for lithium is 100 Watt-hours. Maybe part of the business plan is to sell a lot of removable batteries.