anybody use a sleep apnea machine

[jaaybird]

thanks all!

Will cked it out with my local rv repair person.

NOW NEXT QUESTION:

Why am I not getting a email notice any more when there is an answer to my posts?

[Cal]

JB
Go to user control panel then board preferences then edit posting defaults and make sure notify me is checked yes. Or down at the bottom under the posting box check the notify me box.
Sometimes stuff happens

[ron buckner]

Yep, I've used one on both 110 & 12 v for years. I was a scoutmaster for five years and used a dry cell on back packing trips ( 2 nights). Later on, we used the same process dry camping with new girl scouts and their families

[Hank85713]

have you looked at a converter from dc to ac like they sell to fit the cig lighters and give out ac? Just hook one up and plug into it like at the wall and you should have your machine available again. Dont know how they will run off the battery but should be a minimum draw, recharge in AM.

[siberian]

I have a Philips Respironics, it is a 12v machine. My DW has a Resmed Ultra I believe, and it too is a 12v machine. What I did was install 2 12v outlets, 1 on each side of the bed to plug our machines into. The 12v service is 8 gauge wire running direct to 2 12v deep cycle batteries, with a 10 amp inline fuse. Haven't used it yet for more than 1 night. Hope to change that this summer, as DW has finished her chemo, and radiation treatments, so we can get out more!

[jaaybird]

heated humidifer......