The wattage rating of the brick is the maximum. It will only draw the wattage it needs to provide the needed output plus some loss. The biggest draw is generally the humidifier, which was why I suggested turning it off. If your pressure goes very high, you might consider getting a meter to check it ...

I've noticed the air smells like whatever the machine is sitting on or has picked up in the past. Cleaners, polish, campground smoke, etc. If the source is no longer present, changing the filter does the job.

https://www.uponarriving.com/airplanes- ... tlets-usb/

You may need to turn the humidifier off if over the wattage limit.

I've experienced both issues with my Z1, although not at the same time. I needed to increase the minimum pressure over my System One (at the time) to get enough air volume. I also found I get too high exhalation pressure when the hose adapter backs out slightly. Make sure it is fully inserted.

My V2s lasted a bit longer than the year long warranty period. No help from support. Recycled.

I experimented with a DreamWear some time back. It never seemed to fit right even after changing pillow and frame sizes, so I went back to my Swift. I cleaned the Swift yesterday and thought of this thread. I put it back together with the DreamWear arms and strap. It snapped right in like it was mad...

Have you checked with your liability insurance carrier?

viewtopic.php?f=1&t=95526&p=883746&hili ... me#p883746
OP on the linked thread promised to report back and never did. I assume the experiment left him unable to report.

Had to Google that one. I understand the stuff is good for removing silicone oil, so I would question its suitability for this task. Seems like it might suck the very oil out of the pillows that keep them soft. https://technotes.alconox.com/industry/ ... cone-oils/

vandownbytheriver wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 13, 2024 10:04 pm

...and I rigged a 'cheater cord' to connect it to a 240v RV plug I'd installed in my driveway.

Also known as a suicide cord for good reason, and no mention of a transfer switch. Do it right or don't do it.

#1 Don't be responsible for starting a fire yourself during a red flag event. Shut the generator off and let it cool before refueling, keep it well maintained, and run it far away from flammables. #2 Fuel may be hard to come by. The same power outage will likely turn off the fuel pumps. The stations...

Warm but not hot sounds about right. The only time any of my CPAP humidifiers got hot was when I allowed them to run dry.

Battery failure one week, ice storm bringing power failure the next. Three nights without CPAP, and I'm surprised at how well I can sleep. Spouse is out of town, so no feedback on snoring. I might remain battery-less.

JerryChicago,

With the recalls and law suits flying over what might land in your lungs during CPAP use, how does the glue and heat shrink you used stack up? I doubt the manufacturers of these products ever tested them for this use.