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I would like to add one thing for those who use a battery as backup. I saw someone said they have fuses inline on the batter on one wire. I would recommed having a fuse inline on both the positive and negative on both ends. That will prevent a fire if any short does occur. I have seen shorts that occured in weird ways that would have been prevented if each line was fused or each line fused at each end.

I was told to do this by an old timer when I got my amateur radio license and installed a radio in my car. It wasn't explained to me why I should do this, I was just told to do it. A few years later I remembered this when I was investigating a car fire and was standing there with four other investigators scratching my head. We kept going back to what else can it be besides an intentionally set fire by the owner. This old lesson hit me and I traced it out and showed everyone else and we all agreed it was accidental and also that if it was installed the way that old timer had told me, their would have been no way it could have started a fire.


Yes, it may be a pain to add three more fuses, but you may save your own life or property from burning down.

Gerry

OK. Has anyone used an S9 on a Sears 1150 Jump Starter, or any jump starter on AC yet?
I really don't want to buy the DC converter and would like having the other features of the jump starter.

rested gal wrote: When caught by a power outage and no battery back up (or no Aeiomed Everest cpap machine) best to sleep as upright as you can, perhaps in a recliner.

rested gal that's great advice!

When my machine died and I had to wait for my current machine, I did just that.

Won't work for me. I desat in the recliner.

None, it happens so rarely. I can't remember the last time it went out.