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Re: Advice: No OSA, but UARS?

Posted by BeardedMan on December 03, 2002 at 08:34:52:

In Reply to: Advice: No OSA, but UARS? posted by Jake on December 02, 2002 at 06:19:32:

Jake,

Just a comment on machines. I have both DeVilbiss Autoadjust/LT and a GoodKnight 418P machines. I don't have UARS but the response, for me, of the GK418P was suboptimal compared to the AALT. The AALT just responds better to me. I keep the GK418P as a backup now.

Don't know if this will help, but as Perry (the expert on these machines) has stated, not all machines are equal for each person. I found that out first hand. Maybe that's what you're experiencing.

My 2 cents worth. Good luck with figuring it out!

Regards,
Mike

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