RE: Power inverters

[Guest guest]

Call the vest company tomorrow and ask them. Maybe they have one.......I

just posted the number 1-.have a great time.We camped all summer

for years with my five. My husband was aboard a ship most of the time, so we

just took off everywhere. I had a camper POP-UP after the first 4 years,It

was wonderful!!!!!!!

love, grandmombev

Re: Power inverters

Hi, I went to Radio Shack and got a Portawattz 300 watt DC to AC power

converter. It plugs into the cigaret lighter in our van. We have taken

many trips with it. The nebulizer plugs into it and our daughter does her

aerosol treatment as we drive. Then we plug the vest into it and she does

3- 10 min stations while we drive. We have had absolutely no problems

doing this. And the freedom it has given us to take off and go on long

trips is wonderful. I think it even makes my daughters life better

because she does not feel tied down to the house. We have never tried it

while the car is off but that is because most places we go to have

power.I highly recommend it and although i can't remember the price I

know it wasn't much, maybe 20-30 dollars. Good Luck , A fellow Pounder

On Thu, 17 May 2001 03:50:39 -0000 willowmh@... writes:

> Hi,

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> Anyone use a power inverter to run the vest and /or a neb while

> traveling? I am planning a lot of trips (camping ) this summer and

> need to take 's vest and neb with us. Last year the Forest

> Service threatened to ticket us for using our generator to run the

> neb so I need an alternative.

> I have no idea what size I need. Do I look at watts or amps?

>

> Laurie in Idaho

> Mom to 12wCF

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