Respironics Remstar auto for sale

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cwsanfor
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Post by cwsanfor » Mon Jun 26, 2006 7:59 pm

What would you folks estimate the value of one of those older Remstar Pro's to be? I'm looking for a cheap backup/travel unit. Doesn't need Cflex, auto, humidifier or data.

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Post by Goofproof » Mon Jun 26, 2006 9:00 pm

If all you need is a reliable blower, they are fine, you've already got what you need to get great treatment, the pro or pro 2 would be fine. The lower grade pro is being dumped pretty low now. The DME want to clean house so they won't get stuck, when the "M"'s go marching on. Jim

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Post by Guest » Tue Jun 27, 2006 2:51 pm

[quote="pop"]Tried the "new" m series with cflex and my pressure is at 14. It was so loud, even when I turned off the CFLEX option. The air intake on this machine is a quarter of the size of the older model so I suspect that is the reason. I was lucky my supplier still had the older model REMstar Plus with C-Flex, what a great machine, although larger than the new M series it is so QUIET eveb at 14 pressure.