CPAP in Areas with No Electricity

[jhubbz]

Since my last elk to trip to Colorado a couple of years ago, I've had to start using a CPAP machine. I'm looking to go back to Colorado in the next year or two and was wondering if anybody used a CPAP in the backcountry. There isn't electricity. So I've been looking at battery powered options that can be charged via solar panel. Just wanted to hear if anybody had recommendations.

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[Lsube0555]

The smaller travel cpap like airsense is what I have and use it when I go to lease or travel it’s about the size of a deck of cards and the battery will last two nights usually. I bought it used so wasn’t full price. Maybe look into that route I don’t see why it couldn’t be solar charged.

[Burnadell]

I have a battery powered one as a backup when electricity is unavailable. Works well with or without electricity and recharges with electricity. I believe it is a Transcend model, and they have updated them recently.

[ldoyle]

If you are not back packing in you can use a generator through the night . We have done that for several years . I would think the best would be as LsuBe0555 suggested and that with a solar charger , even better.

[jhubbz]

Appreciate the recommendations. The Resmed and Transcend were two models on my list.

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