Sleep Number bed air in mountains?
Does anyone know how much air needs to be let out from a Sleep Number bed when traveling in altitudes of 10,000 ft? We're headed for Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons later this month and September. Th...
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n7bsn wrote:not sure how it would even know, I doubt there is an elevation sensor on the compressor..
We deflate ours a bit, but my understanding is that the actual "RV" model (which we don't have) will auto-deflate.
I see a big difference even going from sea level to 1600', and worse when its hot. I would lay on it and take it down to at least 35 as Fred says, and probably lower. There have been a few posts here in the past about wiping out air beds from over pressure.
