There are adapters between the 10 and 11 plugs. (I didn't price-shop this link.) https://www.bixpower.com/product-p/cnt-as11-x75.htm

prodigyplace wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 08, 2024 3:26 pm

AirSense 10 plug on the left, Airesense 11 on the right.

He seems to be OK with adapters. It's good you posted the pics. They might help someone else.

Erocking wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 07, 2024 4:02 pm

I have all the necessary adapters and just tried it for 30 seconds and the AirMini works but I don’t want to blow the AirMini.

AJBU wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 08, 2024 11:03 am

hard to disconnect

You can buy a quick connector. Here is one example - https://www.amazon.com/Quick-Release-Sw ... ref=sr_1_5?

I didn't price shop. Put this term in a browser or Amazon to find a better price -

cpap mask quick release connector

sparkyv wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 08, 2024 6:04 am

I've used CPAP for 24 years. Just got a new machine and mask and want to learn about OSD and my new fancy-schmansy equipment. This looks like a great forum!

Please fill out your equipment profile - ucp.php?i=ucp_profile&mode=equipment_info

For a few months, Gramps put a big, empty plastic bottle in a small backpack.

turning the machine back on after using the bathroom Most machines have an AutoStart feature that senses a couple of breaths and turns the machine on. Which model machine does she use? She has the new Fisher Pykel solo mask. CPAP masks should not be removed for brief trips. Most masks have a quick-...

nmevan wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 08, 2024 9:46 am

absolute piece of crap

It got some good reviews. I've edited it out of my comment. Thanks.

Erocking wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 07, 2024 5:37 pm

Thanks so much ChicagoGranny. Told you I didn’t know much about electricity.

That's shocking.

Did you mean Airsense 10 or Airsense 11? I believe the connector on the AirMini is different than the Airsense 10 but the same as the Airsense 11. I have heard of some people using the AirMini 12V power supply on the Airsense 11. I expect an Airsense 11 power supply may work on the AirMini but not ...

The voltage must match. Both are 24V.

For amps, you need to have a minimum of 0.83. The machine will not draw more amps than needed. You are safe.

That's a general rule for electric devices.

I don't understand your charging issue, but it seems not to matter to me.

plaguedwench wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 07, 2024 6:33 am

my diagnosis is moderate /severe central apnea

How was this diagnosis determined?

Are you newly diagnosed? If you have been using CPAP, which machine model?

If you had a study, please post the summary page.

Which model machine was prescribed?

If there is a way where I can see the average pressure last night, please point it out to me. Enter the clinical menu and look at the reports. You can change the reporting period - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEx7wkTJHGo I do a quick check each morning of the night's AHI, leak level, and hours ...

You might also try posting here - viewtopic/t185399/The-Great-Pillowcushi ... l?start=15

BTW, did you notice this? --->

Note: If you power a CPAP, please Turn Off the humidifier & heating tube to extend runtime.

Since you live in FL, you might not need the humidifier.

If you are talking about this model, https://www.amazon.com/EASYLONGER-96000mAh-Portable-Dreamstation-Emergency/dp/B0BW8D3Z2B/ref=sr_1_4?th=1, the description says it has a 24V output and a cable for ResMed 11. This should be all you need. They probably don't mention the AirCurve 11 because it wasn'...