CPAP Machines RV's
Wanted to run my Res-Med in my TC when boondocking so I added an AIMS Power PSW 1000 watt inverter and hardwired a dedicated 110 volt plug next to the bunk to run it. I can run all night with humidif...
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traveylin wrote:
If you are paying over a grand for a resmed cpap you might try CPAP.com who will wholesale price the machines for about 450$. I installed two 12 batteries under the bed. The resmed has a 12 volt plug with current limiter that plugs in to a liter socket I installed. Charging the batteries is with a 12 volt, scooter charger that again plugs in when in use. Good for about 3 nights use. Recharge in hrs.
I actually have 4 different machines so needing another one is probably not in the cards. The only one I bought outright was the S8 and I bought that from Wright and Filippis about 10 years ago or just when the card readers came about and I think I paid at that time 700 bucks or so and my BC reimbursed me most of it. All my other machines I got through my hospitalizaation and from family. The rest of the family wated the newest and best so I got theirs, no issue with me.
I get my consumables from either cpap.com or the cpap store, which ever is less or on sale and I direct submit to Meidcare BC/BS and get reimbursed.
The S8 is fine now that I have a pair of BPS Li-Ion packs, charger and cables. I'm good for 3 days in the pucker bush hunting.
In the Rv, the PSW Inverter does the job and I'm a happy camper... So is my wife, I don't snore so she can sleep...lol
