RE: S9 AutoSet - Noise at the breathing out!
LOL You really want me to get one of those, don't you?
PaulaO2
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RE: S9 AutoSet - Noise at the breathing out!
I'm just sayin'. These older Series 50 machines are on sale for a limited time. Once they're gone, they're gone for good.
But seriously, I have a Series 50 machine and it's an awesome piece of equipment. Very reliable and will run directly off a 12-volt battery.
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07-21-2013, 04:22 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-21-2013, 04:23 PM by gspell68.)
RE: S9 AutoSet - Noise at the breathing out!
I get that noise, too.
I just assumed it was the hose. A hose will make that whistling noise with air passing through it just from twirling it around.
I never really thought to investigate it.
RE: S9 AutoSet - Noise at the breathing out!
Honestly didn't read through the thread, but I do notice a sound from my S9 on exhale. I never looked into it though I assumed it was coming from the H5i. It sounds a little bit like air moving over the reservoir chamber. Anyway sound or not, it's quiet enough for me to sleep!
RE: S9 AutoSet - Noise at the breathing out!
There's really not much you can do about the whistle.
I did a
comparison of the M-Series Pro sound level to the S9 when it first came out and noticed it then.
I keep mine about a foot below the top of the mattress on the lower shelf of the nightstand.
That seems to mitigate the whistle volume fairly well.
