rick blaine wrote:Hi burnt_toast,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...................................
7. Oh, and take the time to thank your wife - by speaking up for you the way she did, she's kept you alive.

Great contribution, in Europe some health agencies are not updated

El Jinete Pálido: "Avoid having your ego so close to your position that when your position falls, your ego goes with it."

There has been no acrimony between us.

Greetings from the Mediterranean

I used Sleepyhead previously with great success but I have since changed computers and couldn't/didn't transfer the program. I can open it but all I have is old data. Now I can't remember how I got Sleepyhead in the first place. I've scrolled though some of the posts but haven't found specifically ...

Research the charging system Iphone and Ipad, use the same technique, the solution is very easy I also found that Respitonicis fed 12 VDC. if the humidifier heater or the hose is not used CPAP consumes only 500 mA (0.5 Amp (5W), if heated you need 55 W or 5 Amp. The solution, find it by Apple charge...

OK, ........................ Thanks, perchas, for checking this also and posting the part numbers. I wrote the above before I saw your last post! Thanks a million, gasper62 for the link!! I am forever grateful. Great and small accessory for traveling http://fotos.subefotos.com/621c14da49153d8295706...

I am really confused by this listing on Amazon. I looked at the Manufacture's page. Is this machine a Dreamstation or a 560? The picture looks like a Dreamstation, but the part number for Dreamstation is DSX500t11. The part number in the Amazon ad is DS560TS. Does anyone know which machine this is?...

This is a really good deal IMO. ~~ https://smile.amazon.com/Respironics-dx500t11-Former-Model-known/dp/B017S0PDGA/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1469428149&sr=8-2&keywords=cpap+machine Thanks Gasper62, invaluable information you have provided, I bought one, it seems to be one of the best at a great price, ...

I've wondered about this before, but never looked into it. Our doctor thinks it is awful that neither Gramps nor myself use a humidifier. R/H in our bedroom runs between 35 to 50% winter to summer. I started out using the humidifier, but with Gramps encouragement, I tried it without and had no prob...

Last night I made two measurements in my CPAP, the first held during the first 15 minutes of operation without humidifier, and the second below the frozen humidifier, the two measurements indicate the air velocity in meters per second, air temperature in degrees Celsius and relative humidity. The me...

that is a stupid question, there is no "ideal" temperature and humidity. people live in blazing, people live in the arctic, huge differences in temperature. people live in dry deserts, people live in rainforests, huge difference in humidity. There are naive questions, tedious questions, ill-phrased...

Perchas Will you answer at least one of my questions? Perchas wrote: The humidity of the air flow should be 35% at most, I have measured humidity of 70% when to operate the humidifier. this is very harmful to the lungs. Where do you get this information? Percentage proper indoor humidity According ...

palerider wrote: note to the reader: the above is pretty much all wrong.

Which would be ideal humidity and temperature in your opinion?

For years I was at the other end of the spectrum and thought I needed hot tropical temps and balmy seashore breezes from my CPAP. After a few years I realized it was just mind games I was just playing on myself (nothing wrong with that) and now I simply use normal humidifier settings... 4 on my PR ...

Two months enjoying the fresh air that gives me the water tank previously frozen.

If it were not for this home remedy, could not withstand the hot or warm air that accentuate the cpap.

Greetings! Anything you've learned during those seven years that may be of help to those just starting out? Gracias, So I agreed to this forum, I'm making precision measurements with instruments in my CPAP to study the various air supplies in different environmental conditions. The conclusions I ha...