I echo the BRAVO! And I don't want to poop on your success, but... You might want to reset your machine if you see this repeated over several nights in a row. It may be unique to my ASV box or my usage - YMMV. I've had this (machine recording zero AHI) happen probably every four to six months. First...

Tino2You wrote:

palerider wrote:

Sleeprider wrote:You might be dating yourself with this reference to arcane technology.

shall I mention 8" floppies and mountable disk packs?

Or head per track disk? Punch paper tape? 029 Keypunches

... "plugboard" ...

Get some type of a hose hanger? ... +1 on the hose managment/hanger! Keeps it out of the way of my "flailing" arms. several options, https://www.cpap.com/productpage/flexible-technologies-cpap-hose-lift.html https://www.cpap.com/productpage/HoseBuddy-CPAP-Hose-Suspension-System.html https://www.cpa...

Henry said: Be prepared for sticker shock on the S9 VPAP Adapt. - Ah! I haven't seen any prices - where do they get hidden? Only at the local suppliers? On SecondWind? This is all learning curve stuff. ... Talking about curves - you may have gathered I simply haven't worked out how to "quote" from ...

Doesn't claim efficacy for Complex apnea.
Would provide zero remedy for Central apneas.
No use to me...

No personal experience with them but have seen several people here recommend:
http://secondwindcpap.com/
Don't see an Adapt on the "Used" listing right this minute but I have seen them in the past.

Links to Resmed site with travel "tips": http://www.resmed.com/us/patients_and_families/living_with_sleep_apnea/travel.html?nc=patients http://www.resmed.com/us/service_and_support/travel.html?nc=patients Link to Resmed specific FAA compliance letter: (I suppose Respirionics has something similar) h...

Be prepared for sticker shock on the S9 VPAP Adapt.

Have worked for DoD in Logistics since I was 17. I'm about two years from the minimum retirement age.
Currently I'm a data miner; extracting, analysing, modeling, etc etc etc.
Bottom line: helping support our soldiers, fliers and sailors to come home safely.

+1

Xney wrote:...If your mask fits well, this won't be a problem.

FFM works well for me.
Full face was prescribed by Doc. DME handed it to me and performed a three minute "fitting".
It took a bit of "fiddlin' about" to get my mask adjusted to where it's effective, but it's effective.

Some people are like a "Slinky"
... not really good for anything but they bring a
smile to your face when pushed down the stairs.

(not directed at anyone here)

Two other alternatives:

https://www.cpap.com/productpage/Gecko-Nasal-Pad.html
https://www.cpap.com/productpage/Nasal- ... igodigital

Ed, As I read this thread I wondered if you have been through a study to diagnose your OSA or if this is a self-diagnosis. I would caution you that Central events won't be resolved by a snore alert device. I'll give the GIANT marketing folks some credit on this; the web link specifically mentions CS...

Mine goes up, up, up... I really like the ingenuity of CFrog's solution. But I don't have any fishing poles laying about. Saw this recommended by another forum member a while back. Have been very happy with it. It's inexpensive (~$10.), easy to "install", and very portable. Arm is loose enough to fo...

I am a fan of ResScan... I tried SleepyHead early on; before I attempted to use ResScan. It installed properly and imported the data as expected. When I tried to graph the datasets my labels appeared as black on black. I had no clue what the graphs were. Posted here and received a reply from jedimar...