I just have one small ask; a tiny request: will you please teach every chump that's ever made a TH-cam video how to make TH-cam videos? Yours are short, straight to the point, fun, funny, and have cocktails !
I'm using two 18ah SLA batteries in parallel , connected to a ResMed #37297 12vdc to 24vdc converter to power my ResMed Air Sense 10 CPAP. Used as backup for power outages or for camping without "shore power". Shut off humidifier and heated hose features for minimum current draw. I use these same batteries in my mobility scooter. Gives about three nights worth of CPAP power. I keep a Battery Minder smart charger connected to batteries when not in use. Hmm, maybe I could connect my 24vdc mobility scooter battery pack to my ResMed DC/DC converter to power my CPAP.
But I’m curious how long it lasts? I like to go tent camping about a week at a time. I bought this really really expensive battery pack and I watched TH-cam videos that said that it worked for six or seven nights straight. I hooked up my CPAP exactly the same way and it only lasted one night. I was having to drive into town almost an hour away, find a place that would let me plug in my Battery back and come back for it before they closed to get it. And it would take all day to charge it. That was disastrous. We haven’t been camping again since then. How long does your set up last? How many nights? Please be honest.
@@ortegaeldo5633 My SLA battery setup powers my Air Sense 10 CPAP for three nights, humidifier and heated hose features shut off. Lithium batteries are lighter to carry, longer lasting and lots more expensive, require special expensive chargers and fiddly monitoring.
Is 10AH enough juice for the night? My CPAP machine has a DC input option that skips the need for an inverter and I've always wanted to give it a try. Thanks for the video.
@@SHORELUNCHwithNateP My son is in scouts and we are going camping this weekend and it's supposed to rain. I can't sleep without my CPAP and of course I don't want my machine to get ruined.
Actually pretty funny. I like your sense of humor. Speaking of, wouldn't that last only 2.5 hours with your set up? I kmow with my RedMed, it wouldn't last longer than 2.25 hours.
The humidifier uses way more power. So I have been told to get an HME. They use those for people on ventilators and it will work for a cpap super cheap
What exact power station do you use? I’m looking for recommendations, I don’t have an understanding about electrical conversions so i need everything spelled out clear as day for me haha (sorry) also how long does it last? I really appreciate the help
@@mikebfilth Hi Michael. I have no problem at all with making it plain jane, LOL. Trust me, I get it. Please go to my channel and look at the power stations that I have on there and feel free to ask me any questions anytime. Right now I'm still loving my Bluetti EB55. Really wish I would have got the 70S though.
The drink looked a lot more fun to set up🍹!
More importantly, your CPAP can help you not have a heart attack in the night.
I just have one small ask; a tiny request: will you please teach every chump that's ever made a TH-cam video how to make TH-cam videos? Yours are short, straight to the point, fun, funny, and have cocktails !
Ha ha! That’s a great idea! Thanks dude
I need a taste of the summer
Thank You. I can go fishing now after years of not because of the cpap
such a cool look i rock the same one!
That drink looked a lot more fun!
It’s a nice little drink!
Quite the dashing host.
Thank you!
Nice Lil video! Y’all kick bottom.
Most epic Rig Rundown ever.
Hardcore bud
Don't need one of those...yet. Those plano ammo boxes are great for all kinds of battery power solutions.
I use those boxes for all kinds of storage solutions!
Outstanding
Thank you!
Love this! I’m subscribed
Thank you!!!
How many hours will that battery last w your cpap?
What kind of battery is that? What size lithium ion?
Thank you.
I'm using two 18ah SLA batteries in parallel , connected to a ResMed #37297 12vdc to 24vdc converter to power my ResMed Air Sense 10 CPAP. Used as backup for power outages or for camping without "shore power". Shut off humidifier and heated hose features for minimum current draw. I use these same batteries in my mobility scooter. Gives about three nights worth of CPAP power. I keep a Battery Minder smart charger connected to batteries when not in use. Hmm, maybe I could connect my 24vdc mobility scooter battery pack to my ResMed DC/DC converter to power my CPAP.
But I’m curious how long it lasts? I like to go tent camping about a week at a time. I bought this really really expensive battery pack and I watched TH-cam videos that said that it worked for six or seven nights straight. I hooked up my CPAP exactly the same way and it only lasted one night. I was having to drive into town almost an hour away, find a place that would let me plug in my Battery back and come back for it before they closed to get it. And it would take all day to charge it. That was disastrous. We haven’t been camping again since then. How long does your set up last? How many nights? Please be honest.
@@ortegaeldo5633 My SLA battery setup powers my Air Sense 10 CPAP for three nights, humidifier and heated hose features shut off. Lithium batteries are lighter to carry, longer lasting and lots more expensive, require special expensive chargers and fiddly monitoring.
@@ortegaeldo5633 Test your setup at home before you go camping.
Is 10AH enough juice for the night?
My CPAP machine has a DC input option that skips the need for an inverter and I've always wanted to give it a try. Thanks for the video.
I get a solid 8hrs off a charge.
I truly thought this was about how to force a crap while camping. “Sounds useful.” Time for a new specs prescrip.
Ha! That would be quite a video!
@@SHORELUNCHwithNateP Lol. I was honestly interested!
How many hours run time do you get with that setup?
How do you waterproof it when you are planning to go camping and it's supposed to rain.
I keep the battery in a plastic ammo box, and my tent is waterproof with a rain fly.
@@SHORELUNCHwithNateP My son is in scouts and we are going camping this weekend and it's supposed to rain. I can't sleep without my CPAP and of course I don't want my machine to get ruined.
Actually pretty funny. I like your sense of humor. Speaking of, wouldn't that last only 2.5 hours with your set up? I kmow with my RedMed, it wouldn't last longer than 2.25 hours.
Hey Nate, what about if you need a water reservoir cpap, any recommendations? Thxs
The humidifier uses way more power. So I have been told to get an HME. They use those for people on ventilators and it will work for a cpap
super cheap
What are your cpap pressure settings?
I’m a 10 bud
Ok! I’m a 20 so mine will draw a bit more power. Thanks for responding
I most likely need one of those lol
It’s a serious game changer bud
A considerate fellow wouldn’t make his partner sleep in a tent.
My partner is a lover of the outdoors and very much LOVES sleeping in a tent you rascal!
You are so damn funny.... Lo😅😅😅
“What’s that called?”
“A vacation.” 😂😂😂
yeh I just use a power station for my bipap. Less stuff to carry.
What exact power station do you use? I’m looking for recommendations, I don’t have an understanding about electrical conversions so i need everything spelled out clear as day for me haha (sorry) also how long does it last? I really appreciate the help
@@mikebfilth Hi Michael. I have no problem at all with making it plain jane, LOL. Trust me, I get it. Please go to my channel and look at the power stations that I have on there and feel free to ask me any questions anytime. Right now I'm still loving my Bluetti EB55. Really wish I would have got the 70S though.
Loved the video! We are a CPAP supply shop looking for partnerships and would love to connect. Would you be interested?