I just traded up from a F&P HC608 (Which I loved) to an S9 auto. After 3 nights I'm satisfied that while expensive, it was $$$ well spent. Can someone please PM me the link to ResScan 3.11 so that can better monitor myself. Thanks all!!

ooopps! I just got the S9 on Friday.... I need to update my profile.

Please!! If someone is PM'ing info on the software please add me to the list. Thanks.

Just got my S9 and would also love to learn where I can get the software. After several years of loving my Fisher & Paykel HC608 I've decided to move up? to an APAP. I hope I made the right choice. Thanks all.

I'm just loving my new F&P HC-604 cpap! It may not have all the bells and whistles of the m series or vantage, but it's ridiculously quiet; that alone makes it a standout for me. I'm refilling twice as much and have had absolutely no issues with dryness since I've started using it! My one concern is...

I think I've become a noise brat! I've been using my DME suppled Fisher & Paykel HC234 for the better part of a year now. It is a little too large for travelling and it definitely lacks meaningful compliance reporting, but it's incredibly quiet. I can barely hear it in the middle of the night even t...

Liz, I have used both the I and II and am also a side sleeper. Comfort wise I found little difference, however the headgear on the II did a better job of holding everything where it needed to be...so I suppose I would have to give a slight nod in the direction of the II. Good luck.

Sundial, Please allow me to share a brief, but telling story. Like you, I fell in love with xpap therapy upon my first use. When my time came for a travel machine I posted the same inquiry as you and received many similar replies. Ultimately, I chose the 420E due to it's slightly smaller size and le...

For what it's worth, I've checked all connections, I've tried different masks, removing and replacing (on seperate instances) the filter, I've even tried several pillows, books, towels under and over the machine to dampen vibation...not that I really expected that to help. A pillow over the machine ...

My 420E which I also bought for travel purposes sounds like a vacuum cleaner that's sucking up the entire back yard! On inhalation it wheezes and whines to the point that I probably wont use it much more. There have been other postings on here... apparently it is somewhat common.

Here it goes... You enter programming mode by holding down the "RAMP" (top) button and the "Next" (Right arrow/bottom button) for three seconds. When you get into the pressure set mode you will first be able to set adjust altitude, which is indicated by a drawing of a mountain range on your screen. ...

Allergies to latex, a component in many masks, are common. Have you been tested specifically for that?

David, I think I can safely speak for most or all of the people on this board in saying that we've all dealt with some, many, or all of those issues. I believe I can also speak for the same group in saying that over time the benefits of "hosing it" will far outweigh the drawbacks and allow you to le...

The comfort curve is the only one (of many) interfaces I have never been able to get to fit right. I think it has something to do with facial bone structure.

Hello all you snore free compatriots. After about a month of using my "new friend" I have had the same wonderful results most of you have described. I'm still working on the best mask...but in time I'll figure that out! This past weekend I stumbled on this board and was thrilled to find this source ...