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Hey Troy... |
March 30, 2008 |
| Reviewer:
Harvey No-Snore-Anymore Burak
from Los Angeles, CA US
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Not only do I have 2 GoodKnight 420G's and think they're the greatest, but I also contacted CPAP-Supply and bought the battery backup that's made for this machine. It's very small, very light, and comes in a nice travel kit. I've used it a couple of times during blackouts, and it worked perfectly. The battery holds a charge for a very long time, but I charge it monthly just to be sure.
Good luck...
HB
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Battery Back Up |
March 12, 2008 |
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Troy
from Boston, MA United States
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The battery back up sounds like a great idea, especially when you live in an area where the electricity goes out often. One of you posted that you used a 55 amp sealed lead acid battery for 7 days. Can you help a total illiterate when it comes to electricity? Where and what would I buy? How would I hook it up (most of the ones I saw were like car batteries, no plug - looking at the wrong thing?).
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A different way to travel CPAP style |
September 23, 2007 |
| Reviewer:
Michael A. Crick
from Mount Juliet, Tennessee USA
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In July 2007,I spent 8 days on the Colorado River at the bottom of the Grand Canyon. I needed my CPAP every night, so I knew I would have to carry it with me on the trip, so I sent the rafting company my waterproof case containing a 55amp sealed lead acid battery, which I calulated would power my cpap through 7 nights. In my backpack I carried my 420G at 1.5 lbs. I used standard electricity in the lodge before my hike in. After our hike in, we hit the river to paddle ourselves at least 150 miles downstream over the next 8 days. Each night, I would set up my 420G and battery. What a GREAT week I had in the Grand Canyon. I had a couple people take pictures of me with my CPAP machine on and running. I would love to show you pictures because they are wonderful, but I am not able to atttach them to this email. The GoodKnight 420G is THE cpap machine for Home and Vacation, no matter where that may be!! For more info on the logistics of such a trip, email me at macrick55@comcast.net
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GoodKnight 420G |
September 6, 2007 |
| Reviewer:
Bob from Connecticut
from Simsbury, CT United States
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This is a terrific, basic CPAP. It's small enough to keep tucked in the nightstand. It's also very lightweight making it great for travel (I've even used it for camping.) Plus, at CPAP-Supply's price, you can afford to get yourself an extra one to keep around in an emergency.
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Coverted to GoodKnight |
May 1, 2007 |
| Reviewer:
Kevin Davis
from Beaverton, OR United States
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Very nice CPAP. Coverted from a Respironics Aria LX after about 5 years.
The only downside to the GoodKnight is that it does not automatically turn on and turn off. I got used to snapping the hose to my mask, breathing deeply a few times, and the machine coming on. The GoodKnight requires that you must push the on button. I've gotten used to it. Nice trade off for the small size and great price.
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