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Re: What do you look for in a portable battery backup for medical devices (like CPAP)?

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by: Peter W. - Thu, 6 Jul 2023 15:58 UTC

> The yeti 6000 will last longest.
> They're using the symbol wh to indicate total power
> in watts that the device can provide over time. For
> example, the yeti 6000 should be able to provide
> 100 watts for 60 hours if their number is correct.

Ed: You are trying to nail Jell-O - I suspect this individual is a reincarnation of Jimmy Neutron, a notorious troll of long standing. Also a big fan of Harbor Freight and using a cell-phone to set wheel camber.

100 watts for 60 hours = a flat battery. Just a note to the effect that doing this even a few times to any UPS will destroy it. Let Mr. Gilliver find that out on its own. Certainly not from any suggestions received here.

Peter Wieck
Melrose Park, PA

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What do you look for in a portable battery backup for medical	Peter W.