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Camping with a cpap machine

I have a ResMed Air 10 DC-DC converter that I used when I had sleep apnea. Hooked up 12 volt car battery or plug in to cig lighter outlet. If if would work for you I will let it go for a fair price.
 
I'm looking for some economical ideas to power a cpap machine multiple nights.
You can rent battery powered units. Usually a month minimum. I considered renting a travel unit for an upcoming cruise. You had to have a credit card deposit of about $400 that's refunded when returned. A month would cost, net, about $150.
 
You can rent battery powered units. Usually a month minimum. I considered renting a travel unit for an upcoming cruise. You had to have a credit card deposit of about $400 that's refunded when returned. A month would cost, net, about $150.
I ran mine on a Princess cruise, just had to request a cord, but it ran fine.
 
I ran mine on a Princess cruise, just had to request a cord, but it ran fine.
I'm taking my A/C powered machine but I considered renting a travel unit. In my research,I found units that were battery powered. I decided to take my own as the travel units don't have water containers. They recycle your breath for moisture.
 
I'm taking my A/C powered machine but I considered renting a travel unit. In my research,I found units that were battery powered. I decided to take my own as the travel units don't have water containers. They recycle your breath for moisture.
I don't know about recycled air, doesn't sound good to me. You can request water and a cord from the cruise line usually because, at least the ship we were on, the outlets were not by the bed.
 

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