Does anybody know which machine this is?

[D.H.]

I remember seeing a CPAP about thirteen years ago that was state-of-the-art (for that time). It was made in Germany and it looked like a coffee making machine.

Can anybody tell me which machine that was?

[Pugsy]

You might Google "Weinmann" as it is the only German made cpap that I know of (there could be others though) and see if you can find it searching that way.

[Goofproof]

Probaby in a landfill. 'Jim

[JDS74]

Is this similar? It is an oxygen concentrator.

[D.H.]

Is this similar? It is an oxygen concentrator. [Image removed]

No, it's not. Thanks for trying. It looks like a Mr. Coffee machine with a cylindrical configuration.

[palerider]

Is this similar? It is an oxygen concentrator. [Image removed]

No, it's not. Thanks for trying. It looks like a Mr. Coffee machine with a cylindrical configuration.

did it dispense coffee?

[ChicagoGranny]

coffee

Coffee is, by far, the most common treatment for sleep apnea.

[JDS74]

Well here is an obsolete Fisher-Paykel machine that if you squint enough, might look like a Mr. Coffee. it was discontinued in 2012. I'll keep looking.

[D.H.]

Well here is an obsolete Fisher-Paykel machine that if you squint enough, might look like a Mr. Coffee. it was discontinued in 2012. I'll keep looking.

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Thanks, that's not it either. In fact, that's one of my old machines. Furthermore, when my newer machine broke, I used it for several weeks in June and July this year, until my dream station came. It was a great machine in its day!

[D.H.]

coffee

Coffee is, by far, the most common treatment for sleep apnea.

That's funny! Too bad that's true! It masks symptoms for a while, but it does not address the underlying condition.

[D.H.]

Many thanks to " Wulfman...," he found what I was talking about. It was not made in Germany, so that's why nobody was able to find it. I think that I saw it on a German website (at the time this machine was current), so that was the source of my confusion. It was a Respironics REMstar Choice LS.

[Goofproof]

So you posted the wrong country, didn't provide any picture or correct specs, didn't explain why why you wanted to know. Do you hunt Snipe often? I'm sure you will find other vintage things to see. Jim

I think it's orgional version was a leaf blower.

[D.H.]

So you posted the wrong country, didn't provide any picture or correct specs, didn't explain why why you wanted to know. Do you hunt Snipe often? I'm sure you will find other vintage things to see. Jim

I think it's orgional version was a leaf blower.

This was from memory from over ten years ago. What I seem to remember now, is that there was something new (at that time) about this machine that delayed its approval in the U.S., but it was approved for sale in Germany. Whatever was new then is old hat now.

[BlackSpinner]

So you posted the wrong country, didn't provide any picture or correct specs, didn't explain why why you wanted to know. Do you hunt Snipe often? I'm sure you will find other vintage things to see. Jim

I think it's orgional version was a leaf blower.

This was from memory from over ten years ago. What I seem to remember now, is that there was something new (at that time) about this machine that delayed its approval in the U.S., but it was approved for sale in Germany. Whatever was new then is old hat now.

And your point is?

Are you writing a cpap Trivial Pursuit game?

[klv329]

Ah yes, the machine that took my sleep apnea virginity. Picked it up second hand from a guy who wrecked his car when he fell asleep at the wheel. I think it was $100 and included a passive humidifier. Tough to forget your first.