ResMed AirSense 10 & AirCurve 10 - S, What are the Main Differences?

[WARREN_S7__VPAP_III]

What are the Main Differences between the ResMed AirSense 10 and the AirCurve 10 - S?

[Pugsy]

Which AirSense 10 are you wanting to compare to the Aircurve?

There are 4 AirSense 10 models.
AirSense machines are essentially a single pressure ....AirCurve machines offer bilevel (two) pressures.

Or here's a page that explains all the models.
https://www.resmed.com/us/en/consumer/p ... ep-devices

[palerider]

What are the Main Differences between the ResMed AirSense 10 and the AirCurve 10 - S?

Why must you be so insanely ridiculous?

What's the difference in a random chevrolet car, and a C10 pickup truck?

That's exactly what you just asked.

[Pugsy]

Why must you be so insanely ridiculous?

Maybe just to annoy us. Little does he know I have a really short fuse lately.

He wants to learn something???? That's all well and good I guess but we aren't his personal encyclopedia substitute.

I think I am done trying to teach this one. Time for him to learn how to use Google more effectively.

[zoocrewphoto]

I hope your day improves, Pugsy.

I saw this at the store a few days ago and thought of you.

[zonker]

I hope your day improves, Pugsy.

I saw this at the store a few days ago and thought of you.

how cute!!

[Pugsy]

I saw this at the store a few days ago and thought of you.

OMG...how cute. I don't have a pool but my daughter does and she has 3 pugs. Time to send her a link.
Thanks.

[Thumper68]

In one of Warren's earlier posts he let us know that he has cerebral palsy. I believe that he is communicating extremely well for one with that affliction. My cousin Max had cerebral palsy and communicating with him was challenging. I miss my cousin Max and I ask that we give Warren the benefit of doubt as he tries to communicate with us. In that same post he asked specifically for no pity, but we could surely lighten up on him some considering this.

Thanks for reading.

[TropicalDiver]

What are the Main Differences between the ResMed AirSense 10 and the AirCurve 10 - S?

There are many different models in the AirSense line. There are is the mini (portable), CPAP (fixed pressure), Elite (fixed pressure), Autoset (auto),and Autoset for her (auto). In the aircurve line are there are also numerous models -- you ask about the 10-S. I would probably think of that as a bilevel Elite.

https://www.resmed.com/us/en/consumer/p ... .html#CPAP

[palerider]

In one of Warren's earlier posts he let us know that he has cerebral palsy. I believe that he is communicating extremely well for one with that affliction. My cousin Max had cerebral palsy and communicating with him was challenging. I miss my cousin Max and I ask that we give Warren the benefit of doubt as he tries to communicate with us. In that same post he asked specifically for no pity, but we could surely lighten up on him some considering this.

Thanks for reading.

I miss a friend of mine who had CP too. she was a freaking NETWORK ENGINEER. she was well spoken, very well written, and a joy to be around. I miss her, she died rather suddenly a few years ago.

CP is no "excuse" for what Warren subjects us to in his posts, while someone with CP certainly faces challenges most of us don't, those do not extend to horrible stylistic choices.

[Thumper68]

In one of Warren's earlier posts he let us know that he has cerebral palsy. I believe that he is communicating extremely well for one with that affliction. My cousin Max had cerebral palsy and communicating with him was challenging. I miss my cousin Max and I ask that we give Warren the benefit of doubt as he tries to communicate with us. In that same post he asked specifically for no pity, but we could surely lighten up on him some considering this.

Thanks for reading.

I miss a friend of mine who had CP too. she was a freaking NETWORK ENGINEER. she was well spoken, very well written, and a joy to be around. I miss her, she died rather suddenly a few years ago.

CP is no "excuse" for what Warren subjects us to in his posts, while someone with CP certainly faces challenges most of us don't, those do not extend to horrible stylistic choices.

Fair enough. Max passed over 40 years ago. I haven't known anyone else with it since then. Apparently medical technology has advanced greatly for those who suffer form it (a goog thing).

I also just got back from a family reunion, so I was thinking about family members who are no longer around. My emotions are a little high right now.

[zonker]

In one of Warren's earlier posts he let us know that he has cerebral palsy. I believe that he is communicating extremely well for one with that affliction. My cousin Max had cerebral palsy and communicating with him was challenging. I miss my cousin Max and I ask that we give Warren the benefit of doubt as he tries to communicate with us. In that same post he asked specifically for no pity, but we could surely lighten up on him some considering this.

Thanks for reading.

thanks for posting this. i blocked him early on and never saw where he shared that.

[bombayone]

I guess that Warren will not be invited to join the Fun Club.

[Guitarist]

CP is usually from brain damage at birth or before birth.

Many do well but some can have additional conditions like epilepsy and autism ... just saying

[palerider]

Fair enough. Max passed over 40 years ago. I haven't known anyone else with it since then. Apparently medical technology has advanced greatly for those who suffer form it (a goog thing).

I also just got back from a family reunion, so I was thinking about family members who are no longer around. My emotions are a little high right now.

Very understandable.

My friend had mobility issues, and typing was a chore for her, so she wasn't *fast* at it, but she was extremely competent at her job. The company we worked for had some outside consulting company come in that did a survey of all the ways that employees actually got information, when the report came out, Robin was the largest circle with the most information flows of anybody in the division.

Everybody came to her, and unlike many network people I've worked with in the past, anytime I said "Hey, Robin... I'm having a problem with xxx" she'd jump on it and make absolutely sure there was nothing she could do in her sphere of influence to help remedy the problem before she'd come back with "I can't find anything wrong on my end"... most network people I've worked with before would just say "not us", and I'd have to work to prove it was a problem on their end.

I really miss working with her, and she became a good friend over time.