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Anyone heard or used this electric wheelchair before???

Started by Hedgejamz01 , Apr 30 2006 02:54 PM

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#1 Hedgejamz01

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Posted 30 April 2006 - 02:54 PM

I just was browsing the 'net and found a company called 21st Century Scientific tht makes really interesting chairs. The chair (The Bounder) seems built like a tank and can be setup to go over 10 mph, yes 10 MPH! I've never tried theirs chairs and since I'm desperately needing a new one I thought it may be the one to get. I want Tilt&Recline on my new one and hopefully more reliability than my Invacare. I currently have a Invacare Ranger X which is ok but is now outdated and cannot be repaired. I'm also considering the Jazzys or Quantum by Pride Mobility. The Quickies are great to...I just need opinions. :wheelchair: :mfrlol:

Thanks in advance for any comments.

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Posted 01 May 2006 - 06:22 PM

know them but never owened one ..... they use a belt drive system ...... like a fan belt between motor and wheels, but look sturdy
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