My wife has quickie 2 and the button has to be pushed over and over to get it to kick on we already replaced the push button but still have to push button over and over to get it to kick on what else do I need to look at
I have one of these, but I gave up on it, and I'm using the wheelchair like it was manual, because, no matter what I did, it didn't do what I wanted it to.
Here is a video about it: th-cam.com/video/rvpv3Og_85E/w-d-xo.html. One main difference between this and the twion is that there is a battery pack that has to hang onto the wheelchair. The twion's batteries are in the wheels themselves so is a little more streamline.
Great question! The cost depends on your insurance. If it's medically appropriate for you and you have been using a custom manual wheelchair then it should be covered by your insurance. Cost would depend you your deductible plan and co-insurance/co-pay. It's best to work with a local ATP. If you have someone who has done your equipment up to now, that is the person to ask! Do you need help connecting with an ATP locally?
Are these wheels waterproof / rain resistant ??
My wife has quickie 2 and the button has to be pushed over and over to get it to kick on we already replaced the push button but still have to push button over and over to get it to kick on what else do I need to look at
I know how I can get one
so ... was the upskirt on purpose ?
cause i feel like it might have been on purpose ...
I have one of these, but I gave up on it, and I'm using the wheelchair like it was manual, because, no matter what I did, it didn't do what I wanted it to.
Do you know of any videos for the NaviONE power assist wheels?
Here is a video about it: th-cam.com/video/rvpv3Og_85E/w-d-xo.html. One main difference between this and the twion is that there is a battery pack that has to hang onto the wheelchair. The twion's batteries are in the wheels themselves so is a little more streamline.
Does the assist system work if the wheelchair is pushed by someone else?
How much is it
Great question! The cost depends on your insurance. If it's medically appropriate for you and you have been using a custom manual wheelchair then it should be covered by your insurance. Cost would depend you your deductible plan and co-insurance/co-pay. It's best to work with a local ATP. If you have someone who has done your equipment up to now, that is the person to ask! Do you need help connecting with an ATP locally?
Great way to navigate away from the actual question.
Should have said I am not going to tell you.
Saves time.