powering a bi-pap (cpap) machine
I have a bi-pap machine. i'm trying to figure out a cheap/easy way to power it thru the night when travelling on the road. i don't think i want to do the extra marine battery and use an invertor or ...
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I hard wired a power point from the night stand directly to the battery bank for a cost of about $25. Then I purchased the 12v power cord for my CPAP, about $25 and just plug it in and run on 12v. Total cost of about $50 and it is a permanent solution. Will it run on one of those 12v powerpaks, yep, but for how long is the unknown. I run mine with the humidifier on 2 for several nights without worry.
