CPAP when camping/hunting?

[gorn5150]

The Phillips resperonics CPAP has a 12 volt cord you can get for it. They are $25 on Amazon and work great. I have a goal zero escape 150 and it will run a CPAP without a humidifier for a couple of nights without recharging. I also have the goal zero solar panel to charge the escape so keeping it topped off isn't a problem.

[wfobase]

did this for a week last year for the room mate. bought a plug from the auto store - plugs into the power port in the suv. ran a 50' extension cord from the car plug to the tent, which had a power strip on the end.
just unpluged the power plug from the suv every morning, then drive off to the fishing grounds - recharging it

[ldsnet]

The CPAPs today use a silly little amount of current. I suspect one of the jump start battery packs with the built in inverter would be enough to run your CPAP all night for a few nights . . .

Here is one from Walmart for $115 that is sort of an all-in-one thing with an 100w inverter (and battery) built in

http://www.walmart.com/ip/COBRA-CJIC-250-Cobra-100W-Inverter-with-1200W-Jumpstart-260-PSI-Compressor/14335663

[FJ40 CRUZR]

Install a deep cycle battery in your vehicle, buy a inverter (check to see if your CPAP requires pure sign wave or not) with alligator clips, attache to the deep cycler battery in your vehicle at night and use your CPAP. In the morning, start your car and recharge the battery. Do this over and over as needed.

This ^^ is what one of my friends does, the other brings a Honda eu1000 and a 100ft or more extension cord along with a couple of gallons of fuel. I have slept in my tent close by and never heard a peep out of either, exhaustion may have played a part in that due to hiking all day too.

The generator thing he says works the best.