Maybe THD (total harmonic distortion) is the wrong term within this context. I believe a pure sine wave is what is being referred to as preferred for medical equipment.

One more thought, are you concerned at all about THD when using off the shelf power banks and this type of inverter with medical devices? Thank you

With this cord you can use a 12V battery and your neighbors will thank you. https://www.amazon.com/airsense-10-power-cord/s?k=airsense+10+power+cord I use mine on 12V every night. Never notice power interruptions. When I travel I take the 12V cord too. Some reading.... https://www.cpaptalk.com/view...

Why not go for 24V and save the inverter? Two car batteries in series will power that thing for weeks. I keep two generators ready, here in Texas things are run so that we don't share grids with anybody, consequently we get to freeze two years out of four lately. All you're looking for then is the ...

We frequently lose power. I am considering purchasing a 12V lithium-ion battery and inverter to power my ResMed AirSense 10. Has anyone else explored this as a workable option? Thank you.

I've used Synaptic to install the 'sleepyhead' package from the repository on both Debian 9 and Ubuntu 18.04. The installation failed as far as I can tell, because I can't find the application in the menu or CLI. I can provide more specifics about the desktop environment, etc. but I thought maybe I...

Jas_williams wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 10, 2019 3:17 pm

Try this link https://sleepyhead.jedimark.net/testing/1.1.0/ it might work it might not

The EXE version failed to install under PlayonLinux. Do you know what file type the Linux version is supposed to bet? It's not an archive or DEB.
Thanks

djont57 wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 10, 2019 3:10 pm

On my Ubuntu 18.04 I installed PlayonLinux (WINE). Then installed the Windows version of SleepyHead through PlayonLinux. Works great.

Snap, didn't think of that. I now got
SleepyHead-1.0.0-beta-2-Snapshot-Win32-OpenGL-20160422
installed under PlayonLinux; and it works.

Thanks mate

According to Jedimark's website, Sleepyhead has been released for Ubuntu 15.04 only; all other distros/versions will require building from source. Hm, weird. I wonder how common it is for a broken package to make it through 3 OS version upgrades without being removed. Thanks for pointing this out.

I've used Synaptic to install the 'sleepyhead' package from the repository on both Debian 9 and Ubuntu 18.04. The installation failed as far as I can tell, because I can't find the application in the menu or CLI. I can provide more specifics about the desktop environment, etc. but I thought maybe I ...

Is the CMS 50 EW compatible with SleepyHead? Thanks The CMS50EW is well worth looking at; $119 delivered and it includes BLUETOOTH connectivity(or USB), lithium battery, 24 hrs. recording time, etc. I have been using the E series for some time and they are also rugged. I thought I had lost one to be...

I will call my insurance, but I am sure they'll consider it a "luxury item"; unbelievable. Enjoy your trip. Thanks to everyone who responded. I'll keep you posted. I work in employee benefits, so I am fairly cognizant of what WE cover (and we have a pretty generous coverage). The battery pack is con...

I would like to purchase one of these battery kits for backpacking https://www.cpap.com/productpage/CPAP.c ... Cable.html
Has any one successfully put in an insurance claim for these? If so, any tips?

Thanks

Pugsy,
This is great info for a n00b like myself.
Thanks!

Interesting thoughts I definitely think the microwave could be used on the mask. Theoretically the silicone shouldn't melt. I'll try it out in small short increments (3 sec) to see, if the silicone gets warm at all. I think I will also try the water chamber in a pot with lid and a vegetable steamer ...