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There's an Odometer on my CPAP!

Posted by Tired Tony on August 29, 2001 at 11:41:36:
What's the odometer on the bottom of my Tranquility Quest CPAP? Is it for measuring useage, flow? Does in only work when the mask is on? What happens if the mask falls of durring sleep? Does the meter keep ticking? I hope I'm not paying for this thing by the hour or flow!? Ha, Ha!!

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The proper terminology is "compliance meter." ===> Doug H. 05:59 9/01/01 (0)

Using CPAP Odometer to calculate fuel consumption Rob (Australia) 02:33 8/30/01 (2)

Re: Using CPAP Odometer to calculate fuel consumption Perry 19:29 8/30/01 (1)

Re: Using CPAP Odometer to calculate fuel consumption Rob (Australia) 00:23 9/01/01 (0)

CPAP Driver Terminology Aussie Keith 23:59 8/29/01 (0)

Re: There's an Odometer on my CPAP! Cue Miller 11:56 8/29/01 (3)

Re: There's an Odometer on my CPAP! Cue Miller 15:29 8/29/01 (1)

Re: There's an Odometer on my CPAP! student 17:01 8/29/01 (0)

Re: There's an Odometer on my CPAP! Jim in Dallas 11:58 8/29/01 (0)

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