Sample reports from Sleepyhead and Oximetry.

Burkebang wrote: The problem is that no webstore will ship a Zeo to Australia. If they did, I'm sure he would have had one by now. This is where this international community could be helpful, but it would require the involvement of somebody like you, to ask for and receive the donations, buy the Zeo and then ship it to Australia.

Pugsy wrote:If shipping does present to be a huge issue or cost issue I would be glad to work something out with Mark to get him a Zeo. I did not realize that no one would ship a Zeo to Australia. I thought only ResMed had that stupid regulation .

If Mark wants to try a Zeo and if he can't get one shipped to him using his funds that doesn't cost and arm and a leg...then yes..I would be willing to manage things to make sure he got a Zeo if he wanted one. I would want to chat with Mark about which way of handling funds he is most comfortable with.
I just hate to be responsible for someone else's money....what if I had a stroke or something?

But yes...if Mark wants a Zeo to experiment with...I am willing to help in that capacity.

Pugsy wrote:

Burkebang wrote:What we really should do, is to get a Zeo and send it to Jedimark. I'd volunteer to do it, but shipping is TERRIBLY expensive in Norway, the shipping would cost as much as the Zeo in the first place. If a well respected forum member would volunteer, I'm sure there is enough very satisfied Sleepyhead users here to be able to collect enough donations to get a Zeo off to Mark. Pugsy? Are you interested?

I waited to respond till I had my facts straight. There is a donation link on the Sourceforge Sleephead page.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/sleepyhead/
This goes to Jedimark PayPal account. While I would be happy to try to moderate donations why not just bypass me and let the donations go directly to Jedimark? That way much timelier and zero chance of anything getting screwed up.

Many years ago I worked with a gentleman in England who developed a little script for Windows XP and older computer (yeah, long time ago) that specialized in malware removal. The spyware stuff that was brand new and antivirus programs or other standard anti spyware programs couldn't kill. He made it free to all and maintained a very nice website with lots of information available for free. The first month that his new spyware removal tool was made available to the public it was downloaded over 29,000 times worldwide. Not one single person donated. Not even a measly dollar and it was an extremely effective tool suggested in malware removal programs all over the world.

If you all appreciate Mark's efforts and want to help him out and/or want him to work with your Zeo.... make a donation to his PayPal account directly. While I know our numbers here aren't huge....it wouldn't take many modest donations to pay for a Zeo.

While I personally don't care about the Zeo stuff I can sure appreciate that others value it so next week I plan to make a little donation to his PayPal account when I get my check and show my appreciation for his hard work in general and if he wants to put the money in a pool to buy a Zeo....I am all for it.

Pugsy wrote:I waited to respond till I had my facts straight. There is a donation link on the Sourceforge Sleephead page.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/sleepyhead/
This goes to Jedimark PayPal account. While I would be happy to try to moderate donations why not just bypass me and let the donations go directly to Jedimark? That way much timelier and zero chance of anything getting screwed up.

If you all appreciate Mark's efforts and want to help him out and/or want him to work with your Zeo.... make a donation to his PayPal account directly. While I know our numbers here aren't huge....it wouldn't take many modest donations to pay for a Zeo.