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Papit wrote:...there's a whole lot of machine that would have to be shrunk down into that tiny thing? And what kind of battery would power enough blowing air out of it to do the job?

Since there would be no need to generate purge flow (designed leak), right off the bat you'd be saving about 35 LPM.

postitnote wrote:

Morbius wrote:

postitnote wrote:Bored or obsessed?

What, just trying to give the Thread Counters something to do!

You know me, Ol' Mr. Helpful!

You're more of an instigator than Mr. Helpful!

Yeah, kinda like the guy that tilts the picture on the wall every morning...

...not necessarily obsessed, but knowing how to flush out those that are:

grayghost4 wrote:and the next day !

BTW, I just changed the title of an OLD thread to "New MiniCPAP Looks for Crowdfinding!"

Good Luck!

I just got my latest newsletter from cpap.com. Guess the subject of the last topic.

"Have You Heard About the Airing ?"

In this case I thing the word crowd-sourcing should be replaced with crowd-scamming.

Morbius wrote: Yeah, kinda like the guy that tilts the picture on the wall every morning...

...not necessarily obsessed, but knowing how to flush out those that are:

Obsessed? Nah. Almost like creative thinking, Morbius. Can you expand the thought to help out postitnote? There's gotta be a way to turn off those woodchucks.

Morbius wrote:

postitnote wrote:

Morbius wrote:

postitnote wrote:Bored or obsessed?

What, just trying to give the Thread Counters something to do!

You know me, Ol' Mr. Helpful!

You're more of an instigator than Mr. Helpful!

Yeah, kinda like the guy that tilts the picture on the wall every morning...

...not necessarily obsessed, but knowing how to flush out those that are:

Tetris, cool!

I'm still thinking Kool Aid; but the battery problem might be surmountable with the use of a joule thief circuit.
Then my thoughts come around to fire hazard--held a hot battery? Seen one smoke? On your face, in your nose?
No wonder they need crowd funding. The safety testing has got to be massive.
Still, they are talking two(+) years out. I bet it will still need headgear. "Nose buds", my eye.
Ear buds can HURT. Now shove one up your NOSE. OUCH!

chunkyfrog wrote:I'm still thinking Kool Aid; but the battery problem might be surmountable with the use of a joule thief circuit.
Then my thoughts come around to fire hazard--held a hot battery? Seen one smoke? On your face, in your nose?
No wonder they need crowd funding. The safety testing has got to be massive.
Still, they are talking two(+) years out. I bet it will still need headgear. "Nose buds", my eye.
Ear buds can HURT. Now shove one up your NOSE. OUCH!

I have yet to find a pair of ear buds that will stay in my ears. I've tried several kinds. I use my over the ear Bose ones.
You never used a Nasal Aire did you?

I don't use ear buds at all. They kind of don't work with a hearing aid.
Besides, ear buds have always HURT!
I just got skullcandy lowriders on clearance from a closing Radio Shack. $9.
I can shift the right cup behind my ear to hit the mic on my hearing aid,
and wear the left cup normally. My hearing is only so good, so my price is not so high.

chunkyfrog wrote: . . . I bet it will still need headgear. "Nose buds", my eye.
Ear buds can HURT. Now shove one up your NOSE. OUCH!

Still need headgear, yep. And unless they're onto some kind of remarkable new battery technology, still need a power cord too. AND a greatly shrunk down but effective blower. Or else they'll need to fall back to attaching a nice long air tube like we all use! I wish them well, but . . .

Morbius wrote:

postitnote wrote:

Morbius wrote:

postitnote wrote:Bored or obsessed?

What, just trying to give the Thread Counters something to do!

You know me, Ol' Mr. Helpful!

You're more of an instigator than Mr. Helpful!

Yeah, kinda like the guy that tilts the picture on the wall every morning...

...not necessarily obsessed, but knowing how to flush out those that are:

There. I feel better now.

good one Kathy!

Indeed, she has many talents! Thanks, kteague, I feel better too.

Excellent Kathy!

ChunkyFrog, The Bose were a gift. I don't think I cold ever be tempted to spend that much money on earphones.