FOR SALE: Philips Respironics Auto BiPAP , model DS760

PR, BiPAP Auto, System One, model DS760, Biflex System. Machine has 80 hours. This sale also includes heated humidifier, heated tubing, instruction manual, power supply, travel bag, extra filters, and side plate.

I bought all of this from Secondwind to use as a backup machine. When purchased, the cost was 809 dollars for all that is shown in the photos. I turned it on to check function, but have never used it.

Presently, Secondwind sells this used machine, humidifier and heated tube for 759 dollars. I will sell all of this for 290 dollars, and I will pay shipping if in the continental US..

Zack

Damn thats a steal of a deal tbh....hmmm need a bipap,

Is it adjustable? Are pressure and release for breathing out?

When i breathe out it is longer than my current bi directional cpap allows me to

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J2048b wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 08, 2018 12:05 am

my current bi directional cpap

what is a "bi directional cpap"?

J2048b wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 08, 2018 12:05 am

Damn thats a steal of a deal tbh....hmmm need a bipap,

Is it adjustable? Are pressure and release for breathing out?

When i breathe out it is longer than my current bi directional cpap allows me to

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This model is a very adjustable bi level. All parameters for IPAP, EPAP, PS minimum, PS maximum, Flex, Rise time, etc., etc. are adjustable. Here is a link to the secondwindcpap listing for the used model DS760
https://www.secondwindcpap.com/Respiron ... _AUTO.html

When i breathe out it is longer than my current bi directional cpap allows me to

I believe you are stating that your machine will not allow you to exhale as long as you would normally want. This coordination of the machines IPAP-to-EPAP timing to your natural breathing cycle is adjustable with this DS760. Philips Respironics calls that parameter "Rise Time". This machine also has a feature called "Bi Flex Comfort Feature" which is a pressure relief that aids in stages of exhalation.

If you are really interested, you should research this models features compared to your CPAP. This is a good machine with only 80 hours of use, and it has not been used since it was preped and sanitized by Secondwind. I kept the Dreamstation Auto BiPap as my backup because the Dreamstation settings are customized to my needs. I am selling this one because I do not need two backup machines. My clinician manual will be included with this sale, and that can explain all the adjustments available.

This is a helluva deal for anyone.
The auto bilevel mode has so many adjustments available that you can even "dumb it down" and make it work like an apap or even cpap if you tweak the settings enough.
I have this same model machine for my back up....and damn was going to offer it for sale but it has nearly 1 K hours on it...and was going to try to get more money. Guess I will wait.

palerider wrote:

J2048b wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 08, 2018 12:05 am

my current bi directional cpap

what is a "bi directional cpap"?

From what my doc explained it is a cpap that sends direct constant air then shuts down the air for a certain amount of time, its almost like a bipap i guess



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Im checking on funds right now tbh

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zack243 wrote: ↑

Fri Dec 07, 2018 12:28 pm

PR, BiPAP Auto, System One, model DS760, Biflex System. Machine has 80 hours. This sale also includes heated humidifier, heated tubing, instruction manual, power supply, travel bag, extra filters, and side plate.

I bought all of this from Secondwind to use as a backup machine. When purchased, the cost was 809 dollars for all that is shown in the photos. I turned it on to check function, but have never used it.

Presently, Secondwind sells this used machine, humidifier and heated tube for 759 dollars. I will sell all of this for 290 dollars, shipped CONUS.

Zack

I'll buy the machine immediately. I'll contact you via PP to arrange the details.

J2048b wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 08, 2018 12:26 pm

palerider wrote:

J2048b wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 08, 2018 12:05 am

my current bi directional cpap

what is a "bi directional cpap"?

From what my doc explained it is a cpap that sends direct constant air then shuts down the air for a certain amount of time, its almost like a bipap i guess

That's basically nonsense.

What's the model or REF number off the label on your machine.

acabgd wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 08, 2018 1:47 pm

zack243 wrote: ↑

Fri Dec 07, 2018 12:28 pm

PR, BiPAP Auto, System One, model DS760, Biflex System. Machine has 80 hours. This sale also includes heated humidifier, heated tubing, instruction manual, power supply, travel bag, extra filters, and side plate.

I bought all of this from Secondwind to use as a backup machine. When purchased, the cost was 809 dollars for all that is shown in the photos. I turned it on to check function, but have never used it.

Presently, Secondwind sells this used machine, humidifier and heated tube for 759 dollars. I will sell all of this for 290 dollars, shipped CONUS.

Zack

I'll buy the machine immediately. I'll contact you via PP to arrange the details.

Sorry, acabgd. I do not accept PayPal. I will not do business with PayPal based on some past experiences. Contact me if you are willing to provide payment via certified funds or USPS money order.

Zack

zack243 wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 08, 2018 4:27 pm

acabgd wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 08, 2018 1:47 pm

zack243 wrote: ↑

Fri Dec 07, 2018 12:28 pm

PR, BiPAP Auto, System One, model DS760, Biflex System. Machine has 80 hours. This sale also includes heated humidifier, heated tubing, instruction manual, power supply, travel bag, extra filters, and side plate.

I bought all of this from Secondwind to use as a backup machine. When purchased, the cost was 809 dollars for all that is shown in the photos. I turned it on to check function, but have never used it.

Presently, Secondwind sells this used machine, humidifier and heated tube for 759 dollars. I will sell all of this for 290 dollars, shipped CONUS.

Zack

I'll buy the machine immediately. I'll contact you via PP to arrange the details.

Sorry, acabgd. I do not accept PayPal. I will not do business with PayPal based on some past experiences. Contact me if you are willing to provide payment via certified funds or USPS money order.

Zack

Just to clear up the confusion...this machine was not sold to acabgd. The machine is still for sale.

Zack, look for a pm from me.

Bookit wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 08, 2018 5:38 pm

Zack, look for a pm from me.

Machine has been sold, pending funds, to Bookit. Thank you, Bookit, and everyone else that responded to this thread.

**********Please note that I have Philips Respironics model 460P CPAP, listed on another thread, for FREE************

palerider wrote:

J2048b wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 08, 2018 12:26 pm

palerider wrote:

J2048b wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 08, 2018 12:05 am

my current bi directional cpap

what is a "bi directional cpap"?

From what my doc explained it is a cpap that sends direct constant air then shuts down the air for a certain amount of time, its almost like a bipap i guess

That's basically nonsense.

What's the model or REF number off the label on your machine.

I have a dream station auto cpap

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J2048b wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 09, 2018 10:59 pm

palerider wrote:

J2048b wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 08, 2018 12:26 pm

palerider wrote:

J2048b wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 08, 2018 12:05 am

my current bi directional cpap

what is a "bi directional cpap"?

From what my doc explained it is a cpap that sends direct constant air then shuts down the air for a certain amount of time, its almost like a bipap i guess

That's basically nonsense.

What's the model or REF number off the label on your machine.

I have a dream station auto cpap

That's referred to as an "apap".

Also, what your doctor said is wrong, the DS Auto *can*, momentarily, slightly *reduce* the air pressure, during part of your exhale, but it doesn't come anywhere close to shutting it down.