http://www.healthyresources.com/sleep/m ... rness.html
this is a very nice link, it shows what we can do with CPAP.
Get out there and enjoy life.... now that we are awake for it.
Karen .
Grand Canyon rafting with your CPAP
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And I think to myself...... What a Wonderful World
Wilderness travel
Yep, that heavy battery doesn't cut it when you are backpacking or wilderness canoe camping.
I'm hoping that the new BreathX (that is equipped with a lithium-ion battery) will include user battery replacement features and a light-weight battery so that a few extra batteries can be carried to enable nightly therapy for a week.
I have a trip scheduled for early may, and I will need to find that or a PB-420 combined with a few small sealed storage cells (maybe 9 ampere-hours), and hope for the best.
A fully charged 9 ampere-hour battery will run a Respironics Auto-PAP @ 9 cm. for 6 hours. I have to find another machine that won't use so much power!
Life goes on!
I'm hoping that the new BreathX (that is equipped with a lithium-ion battery) will include user battery replacement features and a light-weight battery so that a few extra batteries can be carried to enable nightly therapy for a week.
I have a trip scheduled for early may, and I will need to find that or a PB-420 combined with a few small sealed storage cells (maybe 9 ampere-hours), and hope for the best.
A fully charged 9 ampere-hour battery will run a Respironics Auto-PAP @ 9 cm. for 6 hours. I have to find another machine that won't use so much power!
Life goes on!

