racprops wrote: ↑

Tue Aug 03, 2021 11:11 am

And I know all foam will break down sooner or later.

Or not. Where is the evidence to support your assertion?

GrumpyHere wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 18, 2021 7:53 pm

Actually, they are in the wild.

Getting hold of data from an unexposed source is quite a different thing to A11s being delivered to ordinary end users

Janknitz wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 18, 2021 5:56 pm

Apparently some people in Australia are getting Airsense 11's.

Unfortunately, some people are easily fooled by random attention seekers on social media.

mets123 wrote: ↑

Wed May 26, 2021 12:50 pm

Guess it will be available soon.

It's on sale already in Australia.

It’s a shame companies don’t care more about the patients keeping them in business. For most of the world except the USA, suppliers like Resmed are marketing directly to their end users, and they certainly DO CARE about their customers. As far as new models go, I know Resemed are flat out making cl...

Soonerdude11 wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 14, 2020 4:10 pm

The last three nights. Tried changing EPR each time to help.

Just as a general comment, if you make a change to your xPAP therapy, you should really run it for 5 days, or longer, to evaluate what the impact is.... a single night is simply not long enough to isolate the impact of any change.

jkbrooks wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 22, 2020 1:12 pm

* I would like a cable to connect airmini power-in to 12v cigarette lighter in my RV. I've seen reports that the Resmed one shuts down after one night (before battery recharged regardless of charge state of batteries.)

I've never had that happen with my AirMini 12V adapter.

I'd never had any reason to believe that CPAP machines are regularly 'fixed'. That most likely arises from the simple fact that they rarely break down, so users on the whole don't talk about them getting fixed . wouldn't trust any manufacturer that would sell anything with a major fault and then no...

No one is actually selling it in Australia, and it seem unlikely that it is actually a real clinical product at all. See https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT02698059 and pay attention to the dates! Also https://www.entandaudiologynews.com/reviews/journal-reviews/post/an-alternative-device-for-obs...

Are these filters useful for anyone here or not really? thanks An in-line filter like that will get wet if you use any humidification at all ... which is not a great thing to happen to an anti- bacterial filter! If you need more filtering of allergenic particles, you can get an hypoallergenic filte...

I was studying for a Master's Degree in Technology Management at the Macquarie University in Sydney. As one part of the program of study, a couple of senior Resmed business managers ran a case study on how they managed the technology components in their business model, which included a brief overvie...

Machines run by using Amps. Machines run by consuming energy which is stated in terms of Watts, not Amps. The current draw of the machine (stated in Amps) and be determined from the Watt rating if the voltage is known. The AirSense 10 AutoSet for Her running at a pressure of 10 with no humidifier d...

We recently had a power outage due to the remarkable weather Sydney has been experiencing recently - bushfires to violent storms within one week. My wife and I both normally use Resmed A10 devices but we also have Resmed AirMinis for travel. During the power outage we both switched to our AirMinis. ...

1. I travel between time zones quite a lot and I can't see where to change the clock, with or without the SD card inserted. When I first started using an APAP, many years ago, I used to be concerned about setting the correct time zones, but it didn't take too long to realise that it really doesn't ...

* I don't like the fact that a normal hose was not provided (without humidification), to fit any regular masks, and that Resmed is forcing people to use their own brand of masks. Surely, that's anti-competitive There are a number of compromises necessary in delivering a small but effective travel x...