So, your minimum pressure is barely over 4 cm?
I would start by raising that to at least 6.
---or having your machine tested for sufficient airflow.
Some of us need more air than 4 cm. can provide.

I never had that problem with Resmed masks.
Most masks will work with most machines,
even though respironics may imply otherwise.

That is so freakin weird.
Hacker attack?

Sigh Maybe some day the "inmates" of Nebraska will be allowed to have the good stuff.
Maybe. Some day.

"30 years old"----
I may steal that.

"We will only use the information you are providing to send offers we believe are relevant to you . . . " It would be nicer if the presentation were available to view anonymously, like on youtube. My info is already being used by enough of the wrong people. I am actually considering a shredder atta...

"We will only use the information you are providing to send offers we believe are relevant to you . . . " It would be nicer if the presentation were available to view anonymously, like on youtube. My info is already being used by enough of the wrong people. I am actually considering a shredder attac...

I doubt that Amazon would be a Medicare supplier.
Is the supplier a third party using the Amazon marketplace?

Bump.

If you still believe the air volume is having an effect, put several ping pong balls inside the tank.
Please post the video.
TYIA

Circadiance, maker of Sleepweaver cloth masks, makes a short hose.
It is called something like featherweight, and is about 14" long--universal ends.
You may also need an adapter for the wacko air intake on the airmini.

Dog Slobber wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 11, 2024 9:36 am

. . .
But with my curiosity I always load the data into OSCAR and have a peek.

Of course you would!
Me too.

Gremlins?

Can you avoid direct mail by using a remailing service, like Canadians do?

My only explanation for their singing all night was the light pollution from our street lights.
And the unbearable heat!
The poor creatures likely had no idea what time it really was.
Either that, or their hormones were very excessive.