englandsf wrote:The P10 comes with about an extra 15 inches...

So I take it this will fit and I will still have heat on my Mirage FX?

squid13 wrote:This Tube is 18" long and I use it between my mask and climate line. https://www.cpap.com/productpage/circad ... -tube.html

Hmmm thanks, I will have to figure out if this will fit mine.

If I could get 2 to 3 feet more out of my ClimateLine Heated Tubing for the S9 series machine it would make my life a little easier. Does anyone know if they make a short extension or possibly a longer hose?

OK, were is it flagged on the graphs or is it flagged somewhere else?

From the charts how do you tell if they are Central or Obstructive Apnea's? Sorry if this is a question that has been asked a lot but I could not find the answer within the SleepyHead documentation and this is new to me.

Pugsy, last night 6.1 hours of sleep and AHI 2.6. I had not been using the machine for about 10 days to two weeks due to a bad congestive cold. Looking back at the logs previous to that my AHI was not high like is has been the last couple of days. Ranging from 1.6 to 6.8 but most in the two's. I don...

You are correct the first night was without and the follow up night was with CPAP. Nothing was mentioned about Central until the night with the CPAP machine, so not sure if it was present without.

I will watch the numbers and repost a log in a few days.

The study was done at hospital center not at home and I don't have the results. The study was requested do to irregular heart rate. That was determined to be from a long existence of untreated apnea per my cardiologist.

I am on no pain meds. The study was done only with a cpap. My next review is in January I believe.

http://i.imgur.com/qmjf6Rk.jpg Is this the info you are looking for? I did the sleep study at a local hospital in their sleep center. The test was done with some type of a CPAP machine connected. I know they had a hard time adjusting pressures at the time of the study. The tech actually said I woul...

squid13 wrote:If you were diagnosed with central sleep apnea then to begin with your using the wrong type of machine, you should be on an ASV.

Sorry to sound ignorant but what is an ASV? This is new to me, but have already learned a bunch from this forum. I believe what I have is considered a VPAP machine.

Were you asleep last night around the 00:00 to 00:30 where all those ugly centrals occurred? Can you please confirm the original diagnosis? Central or Obstructive apnea? Can you give me the AHI and event category break down for last night? Your leak line is MUCH improved. I wouldn't worry about tha...

This is the log info from last night.