My husband is on dialysis overnight. Is there anyone out there who also does this. We were hoping to use our generator (if CS camping and no electricity available.) we are trying out our first camping session this weekend with him doing his dialysis and luckily our friendly farmer in dorset is arranging electricity. We prefer to camp with local DA's but only a few have access to electrical points and we feel that using the generator is
(1) not ideal (2) not cost effective (3) could have problems overnight. If you have done this please let us know how it has worked for you.
(1) not ideal (2) not cost effective (3) could have problems overnight. If you have done this please let us know how it has worked for you.
Hi ruby2 and welcome 
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I've been puzzling over your predicament since I read your post yesterday and and I wonder whether this an ideal application for the use of a fuel cell. I know nothing and have no experience of the medical condition but reading the 'blurb' about an Efoy Fuel Cell it occurred to me that it might do the job.
Its not a cheap option but I imagine that reliability is the main consideration and although I can't offer a definite solution it may give you something to research and ask a lot of questions to the manufacturer/supplier.
Hope this helps.
!I've been puzzling over your predicament since I read your post yesterday and and I wonder whether this an ideal application for the use of a fuel cell. I know nothing and have no experience of the medical condition but reading the 'blurb' about an Efoy Fuel Cell it occurred to me that it might do the job.
Its not a cheap option but I imagine that reliability is the main consideration and although I can't offer a definite solution it may give you something to research and ask a lot of questions to the manufacturer/supplier.
Hope this helps.
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