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a1albert

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Posted: 02/06/12 09:05pm

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I would look at the Respironics RemMstar. If all possible try to do without the humidifier it takes a lot of power. I tried the humidifier for a while and then learned that I did not need it. Some people need the humidifier and some don't. when I am camping in a tent I hook my cpap machine up to a battery. If I am elk hunting I use a generator to recharge my battery every couple of days unless I am in a wildernes then I rely on solar panels.

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Posted: 02/12/12 07:45am

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I have a S9 now. I am just now looking at RVs. In a class A, what would be the best situation to look at in a RV? I see very few 12volt outlets in the bedrooms. The outlets are normally in the living room. Do they make a 12 volt cord that is 10 or 15 feet long? I want to do a lot of dry camping. Would an invertor be a requirement? I can also do without the humidifier if I had to.

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