How to Camp With CPAP | Using an AirMini for Travelling

This is how I use my ResMed AirMini for overlanding/camping when I go on my road trips. First, I take an AirMini. It is way smaller and more importantly, I have have humidity using humidX while still being more power efficient than my AirSense Machine. This means I can take a small CPAP battery when I go on an overnight hike or if I am without power.
Those using high pressure, will need larger powered batteries. But for those 10cm and under, a small 85Wh battery will give you enough for about 8 hours. Personally, I do not use a high pressure and therefore never need a larger battery. I also usually sleep 6-7 hours while in a tent, so power is a non-issue for me.
To charge up, I use my GaN charger when I stop at hotels/campsites. And also use my 12v car charger to keep my batteries topped up. Hope this answers your CPAP travel questions!
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[@berts4877]

That's not really true about using other masks with the AirMini. You can get an adapter allowing you to connect a normal hose to the AirMini, and then get an HME filter (I think the ones I've bought are Breas) for humidification. I'm using this setup with a ResMed F40 mask.

[@kyleweisenberg]

interested to know the battery bank you are using - it has a dc connector necessary for the resmed mini - i wonder if there is a way to pair a solar panel to recharge...

[@EzKurdemm]

Why are they so expensive!

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