amara view results
Re: amara view results
It seems I am having a mask blowout. The machine is ramping up faster than the mask can take it. Thus the mask is blowing away from my face. Will have to get to the machine and change it. Right now I cannot get in it--the drs office made the settings. If any of you have data on how to get into the machine without the Dr please let me know. Hopefully I can get to this by tonight will be a better night. Thanx for any info. you may have.
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Re: amara view results
Turn the ramp off and fit the mask at your regular pressure.AMESS wrote:It seems I am having a mask blowout. The machine is ramping up faster than the mask can take it. Thus the mask is blowing away from my face. Will have to get to the machine and change it. Right now I cannot get in it--the drs office made the settings. If any of you have data on how to get into the machine without the Dr please let me know. Hopefully I can get to this by tonight will be a better night. Thanx for any info. you may have.
Phillips 960 AutoSV Paving Brick, Phillips Dreamwear Mask - Nothing is working.
Diagnosis of crappy sleep, desats under 80, maybe UARS
Diagnosis of crappy sleep, desats under 80, maybe UARS
Re: amara view results
AMESS wrote:Using AMess. Relogged in-still not seeing most posts--but now see some of them on this thread-but no others. Thanks for your help. Maybe I should just get out of this forum. Advid computer user for 30 yrs. I know how to do this.
Using computers for 30 years!? Seriously? Back to the DOS days? Commodore 64? Amiga?
Phillips 960 AutoSV Paving Brick, Phillips Dreamwear Mask - Nothing is working.
Diagnosis of crappy sleep, desats under 80, maybe UARS
Diagnosis of crappy sleep, desats under 80, maybe UARS
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Re: amara view results
Actually Vic 20 for me.....LOL then onto C64 and Commodore 128, finally moved on to an IBM clone when they came out.......MaxINTJ wrote:AMESS wrote:Using AMess. Relogged in-still not seeing most posts--but now see some of them on this thread-but no others. Thanks for your help. Maybe I should just get out of this forum. Advid computer user for 30 yrs. I know how to do this.
Using computers for 30 years!? Seriously? Back to the DOS days? Commodore 64? Amiga?
DANG I'm OLD>>....
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Re: amara view results
Started with a TI 99/4a - Also a PDP 11 at work. Started in 1980.
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Your mileage may vary
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Your mileage may vary
Past performance is no guarantee of future results
Consult with your own physician as people very
Re: amara view results
Is the Vic older than the Trash 80? That was the first computer I messed with - just never owned one.Lou Cypher wrote:Actually Vic 20 for me.....LOL then onto C64 and Commodore 128, finally moved on to an IBM clone when they came out.......MaxINTJ wrote:AMESS wrote:Using AMess. Relogged in-still not seeing most posts--but now see some of them on this thread-but no others. Thanks for your help. Maybe I should just get out of this forum. Advid computer user for 30 yrs. I know how to do this.
Using computers for 30 years!? Seriously? Back to the DOS days? Commodore 64? Amiga?
DANG I'm OLD>>....
Ahhh.. the days of waiting 3-5 minutes for a game to load from cassette - only for you to die in 30 seconds and then wait another 3-5 minutes...
Phillips 960 AutoSV Paving Brick, Phillips Dreamwear Mask - Nothing is working.
Diagnosis of crappy sleep, desats under 80, maybe UARS
Diagnosis of crappy sleep, desats under 80, maybe UARS
Re: amara view results
I may have to leave this forum - I didn't realize it was full of OLD PEOPLE!
Phillips 960 AutoSV Paving Brick, Phillips Dreamwear Mask - Nothing is working.
Diagnosis of crappy sleep, desats under 80, maybe UARS
Diagnosis of crappy sleep, desats under 80, maybe UARS
Re: amara view results
Why the hell do you think it is so caranky? Now get off my lawn whippersnapper.MaxINTJ wrote:I may have to leave this forum - I didn't realize it was full of OLD PEOPLE!
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| Mask: Eson™ 2 Nasal CPAP Mask with Headgear |
All posts reflect my own opinion based on my experience and reading.
Your mileage may vary
Past performance is no guarantee of future results
Consult with your own physician as people very
Your mileage may vary
Past performance is no guarantee of future results
Consult with your own physician as people very
Re: amara view results
I just pictured Clint Eastwood in Gran Torino....TASmart wrote:Why the hell do you think it is so caranky? Now get off my lawn whippersnapper.MaxINTJ wrote:I may have to leave this forum - I didn't realize it was full of OLD PEOPLE!
Phillips 960 AutoSV Paving Brick, Phillips Dreamwear Mask - Nothing is working.
Diagnosis of crappy sleep, desats under 80, maybe UARS
Diagnosis of crappy sleep, desats under 80, maybe UARS
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Re: amara view results
I am 61 and started with an Apple Word Processor!
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Re: amara view results
Well, I suppose if I include non-owned I learned FORTRAN with punch cards that were run on a mainframe by a bunch of surly guys in the campus computing center. I think that xxyzx was one of the operators. Ever seen a grown man cry at midnight when he dropped his deck of cards?
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| Mask: Eson™ 2 Nasal CPAP Mask with Headgear |
All posts reflect my own opinion based on my experience and reading.
Your mileage may vary
Past performance is no guarantee of future results
Consult with your own physician as people very
Your mileage may vary
Past performance is no guarantee of future results
Consult with your own physician as people very
Re: amara view results
That's not old 72, started with a Commodore 64, ended up with a fleet, 3 64's, 3 128's, 6 disk drives (3@1541's, 2@ 1571's, 1 RAM Drive) and three monitors, two printers and a very slow modem.... Toys you got to have them.
Tas: I had a memory section out of one of those machines that used IC Cards that were plug and pray, NAND,OR GATES Ect, NO IC's, had a basket full of the cards. Downright a miracle they ever worked on the backside they were a wiring nightmare.
Tas: I had a memory section out of one of those machines that used IC Cards that were plug and pray, NAND,OR GATES Ect, NO IC's, had a basket full of the cards. Downright a miracle they ever worked on the backside they were a wiring nightmare.
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"The art of medicine consists in amusing the patient while nature cures the disease." Voltaire
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Re: amara view results
My first machine was an Apple 2E with a dual disk drive. Hottest thing on the market at the time. It cost almost as much as a high-end desk top machine today.
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