You'll need a multimeter to test that as that is what they're made for. Not only it gives you the information you need but also it is accurate. Thanks for watching our video and commenting! We appreciate the support.
It depends on the how steep it is but it can handle up to 6 degrees of inclines. Anything more will strain the motor and batteries. For reference, typical parking lot that has an accessible ramp or curb is around 4.5 degrees. Thanks for watching our video and commenting. Don't forget to subscribe for a chance to win a free mobility scooter.
Very nice. But but question is. Will I pick up broads with it🤔😊😊
They will throw themselves at you and ask for a ride. 60% of the time it works every time. Guaranteed.
Nice design, works well and very easy to set up.
Yes indeed, thank you for watching and for leaving a comment!
Great scooter for a heavier person with good speed and nice seat.
Thank you for watching and for your comment chuck!
Agreed, I just got one today for a long-time injury.
Is there any way to test the voltage of my batteries without the use of a voltometer?
You'll need a multimeter to test that as that is what they're made for. Not only it gives you the information you need but also it is accurate. Thanks for watching our video and commenting! We appreciate the support.
can it go up inclines like ramps going into supermarkets, or in mall escalators please ty
It depends on the how steep it is but it can handle up to 6 degrees of inclines. Anything more will strain the motor and batteries. For reference, typical parking lot that has an accessible ramp or curb is around 4.5 degrees. Thanks for watching our video and commenting. Don't forget to subscribe for a chance to win a free mobility scooter.