Yes, that size was a shock to me. I put both hands on it and it didn't budge :)) The air quality was good after I got it adjusted. The alarms, I never did master but did improve them today.
MARGARET E. DAVIS [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [Original Message] > From: M Boatman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; Vent Users List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: 10/6/2004 10:02:26 AM > Subject: Re: [VENT-L] Newport/LP10 > > LP10's are great vents. I've used mine since 3/03 and > love it. It is so easy to use and is super > dependable. Only drawback is the size. Thats what > the vent tray is for. > > > Mark > > > --- MARGARET DAVIS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > My Newport HT-50 Vent got stuck Tuesday PM abt > > 7:00PM. There was no unsticking it & it beeped & > > was still beeping when the Resp. Therapist brought > > me an LP10 a while ago. Soo, until they get my > > Newport back, I'm stuck without a vent that fits on > > my wheel chair. I'm not feeling very well after > > going so long without proper ventilation. My RT is > > most upset because there was not a vent on her shelf > > nor on the shelves at the much larger Little Rock > > store. She had to drive 1hr & meet another > > therapist who drove an hr to met her. The closest > > vent was 2hrs from me!! I tried using my husband's > > vent but it made me worse so I stayed still/quiet > > and made it. I think I need to get a bag because I > > was not pink by the time she got here. I'm not sure > > how I'm going to be able to be up & alert for an > > 8:00AM business meeting we have at our house in just > > a few hrs. This is the second time my Newport has > > had to be sent back in. Did I get a dud? Tell me, > > are these LP10's dependable? > > > > > > MARGARET E. DAVIS > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
