I have a full "traditional" solar setup and while it was cool to learn and has its advantages, in retrospect I would have likely gone with something like this for simplicity.
Just received my Bluetti eb35, but it was dead on arrival...this after receiving an EcoFlow Delta Max that was also DOA. Even though my confidence in portable power stations has decreased significantly, I think I'm going to give Anker a shot.
Hey there! Sorry to hear about your recent experiences with other brands. The Segway Portable PowerStation Cube Series might be worth considering. It has a massive capacity, powerful output, fast recharging, and even an IPX6 waterproof rating. Plus, it comes with comprehensive protections and smart app control. Just thought I'd mention it as another option to explore for your outdoor power needs. Happy camping!
What I recommend is find the wattage it takes to power each CPAP then do the time conversion of how many watt hours you will need for the duration needed
Yes, you can bring the Segway Portable PowerStation Cube Series on a plane. It has a capacity between 1kWh - 5kWh and is designed with a waterproof rating. It's a versatile powerhouse that can power your devices and appliances for extended periods. Check with your airline for any specific rules or restrictions regarding lithium-ion batteries. Safe travels!
Just wanna add my .$.02.... I have used a EB3A for two years. great.( running a camping fridge.30W..) but the manf has replaced it 3 times in 24 months...the next time it craps out ...im done..it guess o for $200. didnt have luck with the three They sent me.. offiicial ebay site too. !!