Forgive me Father I have sinned!!

palerider wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 21, 2021 6:30 pm

HDCowboy wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 21, 2021 4:01 pm

Something isnt adding up, the power brick (to the best of my knowledge)is basically just a 110V AC to 12V DC transformer.

Nope.

Yes I realize that now! I made a boo boo! It runs on 24V DC!! Geez!!

chunkyfrog wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 21, 2021 5:22 pm

Airsense 10 runs on 24 Volts
What equipment says 12 volts?
Maybe a different machine?

Forgive me!! Like I said I was just guessing, I was at work and didnt have the power brick in front of me to look at, yes you are right it runs on 24V DC! LOL!!

Something isnt adding up, the power brick (to the best of my knowledge)is basically just a 110V AC to 12V DC transformer. I will have to verify that when I get off work but why would you even want to feed the transformer/power brick 12V DC battery power to begin with if it takes 110V ac? Seems it w...

Something isnt adding up, the power brick (to the best of my knowledge)is basically just a 110V AC to 12V DC transformer. I will have to verify that when I get off work but why would you even want to feed the transformer/power brick 12V DC battery power to begin with if it takes 110V ac? Seems it wo...

Interesting, almost makes me want to but a Airsense 10 just to test it, but I already have 2 Aircurve 10 V-auto's so I see no reason. Another thing I noticed that looked interesting is the Pin-Outs on the programmer looked the same as those on my Rasberry Pi , I wonder if the is a program to covert ...

Well if all else fails why not just use your old cord? I highly doubt the plug on the end would be a different size if both are Airsense 10's.

Pardon my dumbness, but I'm and electrician and all a higher wattage cord would indicate to me would be that its made of larger wire and able to carry a heavier load. I don't understand how a higher wattage cord would prevent you from hooking it up to an RV battery, what am I missing? Something aint...

Hmmm.........Did a google search and Lunbergs home page is gone also!


https://lunderg.com/cgi-sys/suspendedpage.cgi

Hmmmmmm....you sure? After a few drinks I sleep pretty dang good! I drank a six pack of Twisted Tea last night before going to bed and I had an AHI of .1 which lower than normal!

Dog Slobber wrote:

Would have been interesting if you had forgot your CPAP and not your battery operated inflator.

Would have loved to see you MacGyver that into a CPAP device.

I have to admit I'm pretty handy when it comes to redneck engineering but I aint dang near near no where that good!

Yeah I have a battery operated inflator (takes D batteries) specially made for filling air mattresses and such but didn't bring it with me nor did I realize I would need it, using my cpap machine was just a spur of the moment idea as nothing else was available at the time so I thought I try MacGyver...

I just stuck the hose on top of it, pressed it against the mattress, and sealed it with my hands!

Me and a few buddies went out and rented a two bed fishing cabin earlier in the week which left one of us in the predicament of having to sleep on an air mattress, big ole queen size one at that. We were all taking turns with a bicycle type pump airing it up as no one had any kind of air portable ai...

Like yourself as much as I was fully convinced that I was a mouth breather (at least when I slept) when I started CPAP therapy I began to experiment with nasal masks after a little while into it and found it easy to adjust my breathing while using a nasal mask. A good nasal rinse seemed to help out ...