CPAP Hammocking

[Z0rst]

I was looking at whether I can hook the multiday battery directly up to my motorcycle 12 volt system or if I should install a battery isolator, when I ran across some interesting news. Transcend has an auto-set version that they are testing in the US, and they have a heated humidifier coming to market.

http://www.prweb.com/releases/2013/6/prweb10798111.htm

http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT01799265

Locations for the trials are:

United States, Minnesota
Northwind Lung Specialists and Sleep Center Recruiting
Coon Rapids, Minnesota, United States, 55433
Contact: Charles Gensmer, MD 763-746-5274
Contact: Mary McKinley 763-746-5274
Principal Investigator: Charles Gensmer, MD

Whitney Sleep Center Recruiting
Plymouth, Minnesota, United States, 55441
Contact: Courtney Whitney, DO 763-519-0634
Contact: Megan Schultz 763-519-0634
Principal Investigator: Courtney Whitney, DO
United States, Texas

Sleep Therapy and Research Center Recruiting
San Antonio, Texas, United States, 78229
Contact: Eric Powell, PhD RPSGT 210-614-6000
Contact: Sue Rafati 210-614-6000
Principal Investigator: Eric Powell, PhD RPSGT

I don't know what the compensation is, but I'd ride up there to do it if I could get my hands on one of the auto-set versions!!

[Padovini]

Thanks for the links.

Brian P.

[C&PDad]

If I'm not backpacking I take a battery jumping machine. (I'm sure that's not the correct name) it has jumper cables, USB port, a light, and a regular plug just like at your house. I bought mine at northern tool for around $80. You just plug in your machine and you're ready to go. It powers my machine for 2 solid nights. I did buy a "light weight" battery for backpacking. It lasts about 3 nights.