BillfromMissouri2 wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 10, 2023 7:54 pm

Should I somehow share it with you?

Yes. Follow the instructions in the links in my signature. You can post the link to your imgur screenshot in this thread.

Without data, we can only guess. Instructions for OSCAR are in my signature.

Chilehead wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 10, 2023 3:50 pm

Really? I definitely would have bought then!

Really, Rally. viewtopic/t187463/Airsense-10-AutoSet-o ... yn+goodman

ITEM 2: I read books before I fall asleep (this is a lifelong habit; I'm in my mid-70s). How do other folks manage to place reading glasses on their cpap masks? Easy. We use masks that fit underneath the nose. Tell us which model mask you use now, and we can make suitable replacement recommendation...

The Airsense 10 was recently on sale for $399 at cpap.com ... I was debating buying one just to have as a backup. I didn't, as I think my 8+ year old machine is still working fine. Wonder if I should have. I'm cheap, as my high deductible insurance is crap! I can make you sick. :lol: You missed the...

It might work if you put the cap on first and the P30i over the top of it. If you are a back sleeper, it may not work . The adjustment for head size is on the back of the cap which would leave a lump behind your head if you tightened the cap part. Is this an endorsement or a word of caution against...

My thanks to the rest of you for offering your thoughts. Oh, one thing @janknitz: you might want to be more careful with your assumptions. I'm a him, not a her. Always have been. I don't think that was being assumed, she was simply speaking from her personal experience, from her point-of-view. He m...

You look great!

That's roughly how I feel about using some machine to breathe for me every night for the rest of my life. The members here are very forgiving. If you change your attitude and need help, the members will give you excellent advice. BTW, CPAP machines do not "breathe for you". They simply splint the a...

Chinstraps usually don't work. Try taping your lips.

1. Don't worry about the CAs. They probably happen when you are awake. In which case, they are harmless. You do NOT have central apnea. 2. Don't worry about the leaks unless they are above 40 lpm for lengthy periods. Are they awakening you? 3. 24 lpm leak might be the "official" standard, but wise P...

I plugged it in again, and restarted the unit. The device resumed logging data, appending to the prior session. Same result as if I pressed the OFF button on the unit. I've had the same experience. cutting the power prevents the cooldown from running The purpose of the "cooldown" is to dry condensa...

Maybe I don't understand what you accomplished, but wouldn't it have been simpler and cheap ($11) to buy a remote on/off switch? https://www.lowes.com/pd/PRIME-Prime-Bl ... 1000515527

ftmom17 wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 06, 2023 1:50 pm

Anyone else have anything similar, heard of anything similar or have any suggestions?

You should start your own thread instead of hijacking RatedPG's post. It gets confusing trying to help two people in one thread.

RatedPG wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 04, 2023 8:08 pm

Tried 3 different FFMs

You should find the exact mask model on YouTube.com. Watch some videos on fitting and adjusting.