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I have something similar to the Jackery called the "Flash Fish". It works great, and I think less expensive than the Jackery but similar. I don't use a heated hose or humidifier anyway, and I will get a full 8 hours with some power left, plus it has a little lamp (comes in handy when the electricity goes out in the middle of the night), and I can charge my phone, too. It has USB, AC and DC outlets. It can be recharged by wall outlet, car battery, or solar--I hope to get a solar panel one of these days.

Define "portable"

A 35 AH 12 volt battery and the ResMed converter are the best solution but it's not back packing weight. It'll need to be recharged after a few days but it lasts longer than other solutions. A bigger 12 v battery will last even longer

I have been looking for something too, not so much for camping but as a power backup incase of outages.

This one seems to fit the bill and is designed for CPAP machines. It's recommended that you turn off heated humidifier and heated hose.

What do you think?

EASYLONGER Portable Power Station, 96000mAh/297.6Wh CPAP Battery Pack Supply 12/24V DC Output with LED Light LiFePO4 Batteries Solar Generator for Camping Travel Emergency RV Outdoor https://amzn.eu/d/4n5XbQh

Hannibal 2 wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 28, 2022 3:39 am

I have been looking for something too, not so much for camping but as a power backup incase of outages.

This one seems to fit the bill and is designed for CPAP machines. It's recommended that you turn off heated humidifier and heated hose.

What do you think?

EASYLONGER Portable Power Station, 96000mAh/297.6Wh CPAP Battery Pack Supply 12/24V DC Output with LED Light LiFePO4 Batteries Solar Generator for Camping Travel Emergency RV Outdoor https://amzn.eu/d/4n5XbQh

this takes you to the UK Amazon, and being in the US it gets a bit tricky for me. I also don’t know how the value of the pound stacks up to the dollar in terms of cost I can’t comment on the specs anyway. I never heard of the brand. that’s not to say it can’t be perfectly fine for your needs.

The guys on here are very knowledgeable, however and I think someone should be along shortly to answer your questions. I just didn’t know if you’re actually in the UK, and may be linked the wrong item? Or maybe you are in the UK, in which case that involves a lot more thought.

I am curious however what is out there so apologies for not having a better answer for you.

Yes I'm in the UK however, if you search "EASYLONGER Portable Power Station, 96000mAh/297.6Wh" you should hopefully find it in the US.

Hannibal 2 wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 28, 2022 6:37 am

Yes I'm in the UK however, if you search "EASYLONGER Portable Power Station, 96000mAh/297.6Wh" you should hopefully find it in the US.

thanks.

for the next question you will be asked is what model of machine do you have? I apologize if you’ve already pushed that but it’s hard to look at older posts on my mobile phone when I’m doing reply.

I really struggle with the math of the electronics but if I had my AS11 on full power it’s 65watts per hour. than five hours using that particular device. I am sure you will get a little bit more time out of it with the heat and humidity off. That’s assuming you get the full maximum out of the battery, which is usually not very good for them. I would be miserable after five hours of sleep. I don’t know if this helps at all.

Think I should just bow out of this conversation otherwise I might show just a little I know about this stuff. It’s my understanding that some of these models need an adapter as well because they run on 24 V are the 12 V. Sorry I can’t be more helpful.

lynninnj wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 28, 2022 7:28 am

Hannibal 2 wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 28, 2022 6:37 am

Yes I'm in the UK however, if you search "EASYLONGER Portable Power Station, 96000mAh/297.6Wh" you should hopefully find it in the US.

thanks.

for the next question you will be asked is what model of machine do you have? I apologize if you’ve already pushed that but it’s hard to look at older posts on my mobile phone when I’m doing reply.

All my equipment is at the foot of my posts, Airsense 10

Hannibal 2 wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 28, 2022 8:49 am

lynninnj wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 28, 2022 7:28 am

Hannibal 2 wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 28, 2022 6:37 am

Yes I'm in the UK however, if you search "EASYLONGER Portable Power Station, 96000mAh/297.6Wh" you should hopefully find it in the US.

thanks.

for the next question you will be asked is what model of machine do you have? I apologize if you’ve already pushed that but it’s hard to look at older posts on my mobile phone when I’m doing reply.

All my equipment is at the foot of my posts, Airsense 10

I see it now, sorry about that. It doesn't appear so clearly when using a mobile.

Like I said I dont want to comment too much because my eyes glaze over when looking at electric specs etc but I can say I like that this is LiFePO4. With over 3000 charges this is over 8 years at once daily recharge. Good and solid IMO just based on the chemistry. Also iirc the AS10 has an adapter available for use with this so that is handy.

That said I hope someone comes along that can be more helpful than I. I am into this gadgetry and really want to learn to where the eyes are going crossed. My solution to cross eyed was an Ecoflow delta 2 which cost a ton of money but I am glad to have for reasons other than just cpap. Its a sweet piece of equipment that I will have a very long time. But I do like the look of this one!

(Sorry I cant help you more!)

lynninnj wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 28, 2022 7:58 am

Think I should just bow out of this conversation

You should never have gotten in.

I bought one of these.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07C8734MB/
New Pilot-24
Cost a fortune, works well.