System One BiPAP Auto-DS760 & CPAP Auto-DS560 - S9 VPAP Auto

Phillips/Respironics System One REMStar 60 Series BiPAP Auto with Bi-Flex with zero hours DS760. This is a new unit that has never been used. It is in perfect condition with the heated humidifier, humidifier tank, hose, power supply, SD card and travel case. The unit has never been exposed to a smoking environment. I will provide free shipping to a US address, or at cost shipping outside the US. References available upon request. $600

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Phillips/Respironics System One REMStar 60 Series Auto CPAP Machine - DS560. This is a new unit that has never been used. It is in perfect condition with the heated humidifier, humidifier tank, hose, power supply, SD card and travel case. The unit has never been exposed to a smoking environment. I will provide free shipping to a US address, or at cost shipping outside the US. References available upon request. $400

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If you would prefer you can add the upgraded power supply, conversion for humidifier and heated hose. Click Here to order this kit from cpap.com for $75. If you are buying the unit and want this installed for you I will be glad to order it (from cpap.com) and install it prior to shipping for only the cost of the kit.

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ResMed S9 VPAP Auto with zero hours is available. This is a new unit that has never been used. It is in perfect condition with the H5i humidifier, humidifier tank, ClimateLine Max and Slimline hoses, power supply, SD card and travel case. The unit has never been exposed to a smoking environment. I will provide free shipping to a US address, or at cost shipping outside the US. References available upon request. Was $1050 now $950

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PM if you have questions.

Mark - is there much difference between my 750 BiPAP Auto that I use and the 760 BiPAP Auto?

I bought my 750 used (two months of hours) for $325. Is it worth the extra $300 and then having to sell my 750?

You have 2 machines if I remember....both 750s???. One you bought and one your DME finally came through with????

Two main differences between the 750 and the 760...

The 760 has a choice for minimum and maximum pressure support range in auto mode..so 2 settings for PS when in auto mode.
The 750 has only one setting choice for PS in Auto mode and that would be the max PS...in auto mode PS will roam about between 2 cm minimum (the default) and whatever max you have it set to.

The 760 has the optional heated hose feature...another $75 on top of the $600.
The 750 doesn't have a heated hose feature available unless one buys a stand alone heated hose.
The machines/humidifiers between the 750 and the 760 are not interchangeable.

So mainly the ability to have PS higher than the 2 cm default for the minimum (nice feature but not worth $300) IMHO
in the 760 and the heated hose thing....otherwise pretty much the same machine.
Oh..I think the 760 probably offers the additional 1 day numbers on the LCD screen instead of just the 7//30 day averages...big whoopie.

Silent mode on the 760 if I remember right...just means no beep when you turn the machine on or off.

IMHO....the minor differences don't justify the additional expense unless you can find someone to pay around $500 to $600 or a little more for your $325 purchased machine. You know you might get it on craigslist.
It's still a low hour use machine and your $325 that you paid was a steal of a deal. It's worth a lot more still yet.

Kenwood wrote:Mark - is there much difference between my 750 BiPAP Auto that I use and the 760 BiPAP Auto?

I bought my 750 used (two months of hours) for $325. Is it worth the extra $300 and then having to sell my 750?

Yours is a wonderful machine. If I was looking to replace my BiPAP auto that I use at night and had my choice between a 750 for $325 that had zero hours and a 760 for $600 with zero hours, I would pick the 750. I do not know of any differences in effectiveness of the treatment offered by the 750 and the 760.

The 760 has of course the option of using it with an integrated heated hose. There are minor differences in firmware. These are comfort items. Resale will be higher on the 760s made this year. So I think you got a great deal.

(I have used a M-Series BiPAP Auto for a few nights to verify it worked ok. I actually liked the way it worked it has a few disadvantages to the 50 series machines. But if a person were to buy one for $200, i doubt they would have problems with the effectiveness of treatment.)

Awesome deal. If I had the money I would be all over it. (But I trust you to keep finding these, so at some point I really WILL be all over it!)

For those that have a need for a low cost DS560, DS760 or S9 VPAP Auto feel free to PM me.

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I would like to discount my S9 VPAP Autos by $100. Making it $950 for the machine.

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