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Anyone use a sleep apnea mouthpiece?
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<blockquote data-quote="Dosh" data-source="post: 1842719" data-attributes="member: 70363"><p>I've been using a C-Pap for two years now and feel much much more rested. I called the machine manufacturer and found my unit uses 144 watts. Was going to buy a 1000 watt inverter but went to a 300 watt. We dry camp on hunts and camping trips 99%. I have two six volt batteries in my fifthwheel and the inverter hardly phases the batteries. A friend's Dr. told him he would die without a C-Pap. Worst failure of the sleep test Dr. had ever seen. On hunts he carries a 12 volt battery and 150 watt inverter for his machine and it lasts nearly a week. Of course lugging a battery on a backpacking trip is out of the question. Perhaps the portable solar is a good solution. Sleep well!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dosh, post: 1842719, member: 70363"] I've been using a C-Pap for two years now and feel much much more rested. I called the machine manufacturer and found my unit uses 144 watts. Was going to buy a 1000 watt inverter but went to a 300 watt. We dry camp on hunts and camping trips 99%. I have two six volt batteries in my fifthwheel and the inverter hardly phases the batteries. A friend's Dr. told him he would die without a C-Pap. Worst failure of the sleep test Dr. had ever seen. On hunts he carries a 12 volt battery and 150 watt inverter for his machine and it lasts nearly a week. Of course lugging a battery on a backpacking trip is out of the question. Perhaps the portable solar is a good solution. Sleep well! [/QUOTE]
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