Bionenne Power is a great source for batteries to do radio. You'll need
to find out the power requirements for you CPAP machine (voltage,
current, and duty cycle) to choose a battery pack for it.
73, Jim K9YC
On 2/9/2020 5:17 PM, Al wrote:
Greetings
I am looking for a battery pack for for
How you use your CPAP will have the biggest impact on your decision. Heat
and moisture adds a significant impact on the size of the battery. I would
also suggest two separate packs. This will guarantee you always have what
you need for your CPAP and may even have a back up. There are some nice
Hi Al,
We performed a series of tests to different battery types and
chemistries and have published the results here:
https://proaudioeng.com/portable-battery-performance/
The summary table is sortable for any parameter you are particularly
interested in. The Bioenno weighs in as a
I have a 12V 20 Ah (240 Wh) LiFePO4 and it will run my heated CPAP machine
(likely a different model) for two nights in a tent (about 50 Degrees F).
The FAA will allow two spare batteries up to 160 Wh each most of the time.
I think, unless you can charge the battery before using it for the radio,
+1
Sizing would depend strongly on number of nights and transmitting
time, but the bioenno lfp, a cigarette lighter adapter for your model
bipap, a powerpole to 12v socket adapter,would cover things pretty
well.
If you want to fly with it, consider getting two separate 96Wh
batteries to avoid
https://www.bioennopower.com/
LiFePO4, the best balance of power per unit volume/weight and safety.
They probably have one to meet your requirements off the shelf, but they
are capable of producing pretty much any custom battery you require.
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Clay Autery, KY5G
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Greetings
I am looking for a battery pack for for my KX3 station with a KXPA100
amp and accessories. I also have a BiPAP (CPAP) machine. It has a
12V/6.67 amp power supply. When boon docking, the battery pack has to
support needs to support a day of haming and the BiPAP for about 8 hrs
each
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