I'm sure not knowledgeable enough to digest this, but Jason the somnominsumpnsumpn apparently thinks this is the best thing since sliced bread, and he's been testing it since last November, so 6 months-ish. Have any of you heard of the V-Com device?
White paper about it here, way over my head.
https://getvcom.com/wp-content/uploads/ ... ev-2.0.pdf
Jason's video here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18b9hMFKpf4
I'm not going to try it because I'm extremely happy with my sleep and tired of experimenting, I've burned myself out on it over the last couple weeks. But I'd be very interested in the reaction to this thing by the forum experts.
Product website:
https://getvcom.com/
For you scientifical nerds - may be interesting
For you scientifical nerds - may be interesting
Initial diagnosis = severe, current stats (03/29/23): weight 220 lbs, Airsense 10 w/P10 & ClimateLineAir tubing, Climate and tube temp = Auto, Pressure min/max = 10-15, ramp = off, EPR = 1
Re: For you scientifical nerds - may be interesting
viewtopic/t185849/SleepRes-VCom--Opinions.html
Another thread about the same product.
I have zero interest myself since my machine and mask are silent and I don't have a problem with the pressure at all.
Another thread about the same product.
I have zero interest myself since my machine and mask are silent and I don't have a problem with the pressure at all.
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Re: For you scientifical nerds - may be interesting
Oh, shoot, Pugsy. I haven't been around enough to have seen that. Feel free to delete my thread, I'm sorry I made a duplicate thread.
I don't have any interest in it, either, I'm done playing for a while, and pretty happy with my setup. No more experimenting for a bit. I'm glad I did experiment, though, made me a little more knowledgeable, I think.
I don't have any interest in it, either, I'm done playing for a while, and pretty happy with my setup. No more experimenting for a bit. I'm glad I did experiment, though, made me a little more knowledgeable, I think.
Initial diagnosis = severe, current stats (03/29/23): weight 220 lbs, Airsense 10 w/P10 & ClimateLineAir tubing, Climate and tube temp = Auto, Pressure min/max = 10-15, ramp = off, EPR = 1
Re: For you scientifical nerds - may be interesting
No need to delete this thread. Someone else may not have seen the first one and there's not a thread here that doesn't have duplication in some form at some time. Just like there hasn't been a brand new question asked here in years and years.
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I looks like a flow restrictor, like those found in motel showers.
My late brother used to drill them out the first night,
as there is nothing worse than a measly dribble
when you need to wash the shampoo out of your eyes.
I rather like the nice flood of air upon starting therapy each night.
No, thank you--no dribble for this froggie--I need a RUSH!
(Also, how could this NOT mess with your data?)
My late brother used to drill them out the first night,
as there is nothing worse than a measly dribble
when you need to wash the shampoo out of your eyes.
I rather like the nice flood of air upon starting therapy each night.
No, thank you--no dribble for this froggie--I need a RUSH!
(Also, how could this NOT mess with your data?)
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Re: For you scientifical nerds - may be interesting
Well, for a start, since it interfers with the air flow, it will defeat the auto sensing on your xPAP device, so those refernces to scored data in the video are pretty much worthless.
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Since the resistance would be like an obstruction in the tube--
like a big cockroach; (which would populate my nightmares),
it would not make for good sleep.
like a big cockroach; (which would populate my nightmares),
it would not make for good sleep.
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