babydinosnoreless wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 21, 2019 2:24 pm

I'm in the valley. Zonker is up in the flagstaff area so you are not alone out here in the heat.

I'm in Ontario, but Mrs. Dog Slobber is smok'n hot so that counts too.

I have the AirSense™ 10 AutoSet. I am pleased with it. I did have to get my unit replaced due to a defect, but that can happen with any machine. One comment. The new unit I have has a setting for response. IIRC, it's regular or "soft". I have read that that's the same algorithm as the "For Her" mod...

Do you use Sleepy Head or OSCAR? If you do, then don't wait. There is no guarantee that either will work for whatever machine is released next. ResMed's latest machine the Mini doesn't. Didn’t think about that. Is it likely to happen (i.e. have they tried to prevent it in the past)? ResMed (nor any...

Do you use Sleepy Head or OSCAR? If you do, then don't wait. There is no guarantee that either will work for whatever machine is released next. ResMed's latest machine the Mini doesn't. Get the AS 10 AutoSet or the for Her. I am not going to use any software. I did all that software stuff when I go...

The inner pin is +3.3 volt
The inner cylinder is +24 volt
The outer cylinder is ground

Not sure of the size

Do you use Sleepy Head or OSCAR?

If you do, then don't wait. There is no guarantee that either will work for whatever machine is released next. ResMed's latest machine the Mini doesn't.

Get the AS 10 AutoSet or the for Her.

That is only by choice and Apple claims the data is encrypted anyway. And if it were ported to mobile, people using it wouldn't by by choice? Nor, could it be encrypted. There are a lot of reasons that the developers have posted why OSCAR isn't on mobile, but HIPPA, choice and encryption on cloud s...

I am looking for more seasoned Internet Folk to give me an opinion on this local Florida story. That 15-year old is either very stupid or very dangerous. Of course, we can't know from the news story which is correct. I wonder if he has a father in the home? Male children need to be told when they a...

Glad to hear / know that others experiences have been similar to what mine are now. Thx for sharing. Do you guys work for or volunteer for CPAP-Talk? What keeps the forum going? Most all of you seem to be happy go lucky and are anxious to share/help. CPAPTalk is paid for by CPAP.COM. (https://www.c...

• Oscar Feature Request - iPhone/iPad app to present data That would not be possible without storing your data on a server in the Internet. Right now OSCAR data stays on your local computer. This information would likely be classed as HIPAA protected health information in the US, adding to the secu...

zonker wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 18, 2019 10:53 am

HA! i knew you could do it. i will now fade into the background as the cavalry of experts have arrived.

continued good luck, sir.

Why?

You're one of the most qualified to help him. You're one of the few with experience to share on how you addressed aerophagia.

OK - I will try a very gradual increase of pressure(s). For starters I just changed my settings for tonight From: L 4.0/H 5.0 To: L 4.4/H 6.0 and will monitor daily. Maybe give this 3 days and if always utilizing 6 as I now utilize 5, I will up it slightly again provided aerophagia discomfort does ...

Yep to what Pugsy said! When I was in the compliance period, if I didn't get 4 hours while sleeping, I'd take my machine to the living room & sit and watch TV or check email or whatever. It didn't happen very often, but I was aware of the need for "them" to see my usage at a minimum of 4 hours. For...

Yes, OSCAR. It is a fork of Sleepyhead and being maintained.

https://www.sleepfiles.com/OSCAR/

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Thank's for the low limitation graph. It's fairly active, and combined with the snore graph, the events and a comparison to your numbers when you had higher pressure, re-enforces that your low pressures aren't addressing your therapy needs. All the other stuff isn't all that valuable. As stated, you...