Re: Re: Any engineer, inventer types on here?

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YES, The remote is being tried with the Puritan Bennet Company. The problem they are having has to do with the different types of concentratorss and the rolling valve (whatever that is). There is another company interested too. Patents take time. Anything new takes time but I believe it will happen.

Any engineer, inventer types on here?> > > > > Having started a convo about various sat levels, and remembering an> earlier one about remote control O2 levels, I've been thinking. What I> need in the absence of remote controls or hovering O2 cannisters is a> flow regulator attached to my tubing somewhere near me, rather than> having to get up to my condenser to alter it, by which time, if I'm> turning it up, my sats have already dropped. Also, my condenser is> downstairs, my bed is upstairs, usually I ask Rob to turn me down in> about half an hour, go upstairs, get ready for bed, get tucked in, lay> there wondering if Rob has remembered me or got ingrossed in a film, get> out of bed, shout down for him to 'do' me and by the time I'm back in> bed, my sats are down again.> > If someone could invent some sort of valve that is small and> lightweight, that can be connected to the tube, that would really be a> help. > > Oh, and if you do, I'd like some of the proceeds for coming up with the> idea <http://us.i1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/i/mesg/tsmileys2/04.gif> > > Love Ze xx>

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Thanks , It's good to see you posting. Are you feeling a bit better with the new 02 delivery system? You are still my hero. Love and Prayers, Peggy  ipf 6/04 Florida"Worry looks around, Sorry looks back, Faith looks up." YES, The remote is being tried with the Puritan Bennet Company.  The problem they are having has to do with the different types of concentratorss and the rolling valve (whatever that is).  There is another company interested too.  Patents take time.   Anything new takes time but I believe it will happen. Any engineer, inventer types on here?> > > > > Having started a convo about various sat levels, and remembering an> earlier one about remote control O2 levels, I've been thinking. What I> need in the absence of remote controls or hovering O2 cannisters is a> flow regulator attached to my tubing somewhere near me, rather than> having to get up to my condenser to alter it, by which time, if I'm> turning it up, my sats have already dropped. Also, my condenser is> downstairs, my bed is upstairs, usually I ask Rob to turn me down in> about half an hour, go upstairs, get ready for bed, get tucked in, lay> there wondering if Rob has remembered me or got ingrossed in a film, get> out of bed, shout down for him to 'do' me and by the time I'm back in> bed, my sats are down again.> > If someone could invent some sort of valve that is small and> lightweight, that can be connected to the tube, that would really be a> help. > > Oh, and if you do, I'd like some of the proceeds for coming up with the> idea <http://us.i1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/i/mesg/tsmileys2/04.gif> > > Love Ze xx>