LSAT wrote: ↑

Sat Oct 26, 2019 8:21 pm

A match made in CPAP heaven...D.H. and Warren

ThankYou

djams wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 27, 2019 1:04 pm

WARREN_S7__VPAP_III wrote: ↑

Sat Oct 26, 2019 4:51 pm

Hi!! D. H.,
.... just like You!! D. H.

Match made in heaven.

ThankYou!!
I hope You had aGreat Thanksgiving with Your Families

Happy Thanksgiving 2019 EveryOne @ CPAP Talk.com

Goofproof wrote: ↑

Sat Nov 19, 2016 11:44 pm

Mines pretty old, it doesn't use any electric, it's got a hand crank that spins the fan. Jim

Love that!! Goofproof!!

DH, tell us about yourself. You have so MANY questions--but you offer no explanation of WHY you are so annoyingly CURIOUS. SPILL, already! Just in case you may not have noticed, DH has chosen to ignore all questions and comments made by you and some others. Ok Your Rudness, here are the four CPAPs ...

I am willing to bet that Den (Wulfman) has the oldest machine and he is still using it. There was a thread awhile ago that asked that very question, he has several old "tanks" and still swears by them. Woody if you want to know who the oldest member is, just do a search above, there is a thread wit...

nickt wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 25, 2016 11:29 pm

Does an S-7 count? Hope to get it replaced in the spring from my supplier.

What Brand is Your Flow Generator?

Of course, I can look up the oldest one made that was for the general public. However, I would like to know what is oldest one that anybody still uses. Want to sell them you old one? Are you just looking for a date! Jim Sorry! “ WARREN “ VPAP III is NOT for SALE!! I am too ATTACHED to ResMed’s 7th ...

I have a working Healthdyne Tranquility, my original CPAP from 1988. I don't use it nightly, but I do use it once a week to dry out my hose and mask after washing them in warm soapy water. Of course it has no "Data Capability" , not even a runtime meter. The pressure adjust is an indexed screwslot ...

I have a working Healthdyne Tranquility, my original CPAP from 1988. I don't use it nightly, but I do use it once a week to dry out my hose and mask after washing them in warm soapy water. Of course it has no "Data Capability" , not even a runtime meter. The pressure adjust is an indexed screwslot ...

Hi!! D. H., My ” WARREN “ ResMed $7 — VPAP III, MANUFACTURED: 2005 October 10Th & HumidAire H2i, MANUFACTURED: 2004 October 24th. SN 20050106303 — VPAP III - Flow Generator & SN 20040249871 — HumidAire 2i — HUMIDIFIER. I was always interested in the longest and oldest operating PAP System, just like...

So, after 4 months of easily adapting to using a cpap machine, this past week I've knocked the machine off my night table onto myself (it's on a shelf a little above head height) waking me. I do turn side to side occasionally during the night, but twice now I guess I've wrapped the hose around myse...

Ultimately I try to never put any device that moves air on the floor unless it's my air purifier. I keep all my computers and other electronics on top of a table at least 2 feet off the floor, especially if you have carpet or critters in your house. Keeping a cpap on the floor is going to increase ...

LSAT wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 07, 2019 10:06 am

Keep the machine on or near the floor and get a longer hose. Hopefully the water did not get into the blower or under the humidifier plate.

I do to hope You didn’t get Water in Your ResMed neither.

The 560 P does have an auto start feature available though...takes just a couple of strong breaths to start it but you have to turn on that feature in the clinical setup menu area. Auto On...needs to be set to ON.....have you done that? sorry, didn’t explain— I can put the mask on, it’s reaching th...