Medalist Power Wheelchair
Wheelchair Description:
Introducing the new gold standard in rear wheel drive power chairs! The Medalist sports new, modern styling and a 300 pound weight capacity.
It's practicality and comfort with style! The Medalist makes handling daily mobility activities a breeze thanks to its tight turning radius and an overall width that fits into narrow spaces.
Wheelchair Features:
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| 300 lb. weight capacity |
| 20 miles estimated range |
| 12° maximum incline |
| 0-4 mph variable speed |
| 31" turning radius |
| Adjustable position, programmable Dynamic controller with common connectors |
| Flip-up armrests with adjustable height, width and angle |
| Flip-up footplate with adjustable height and angle |
| 18" and 20" seat widths |
| Both seats widths are semi-reclining, foldable, 180-degree swivel Captain's Seats with headrests |
Wheelchair Specifications:
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| Maximum Weight Capacity | 350 lbs. |
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| Maximum Speed | 4 mph |
| Estimated Range | 20 miles |
| Maximum Grade/Incline | 12° |
| Turning Radius | 31" |
| Ground Clearance | 3" |
| Overall Length | 37" |
| Overall Width | 24" |
| Overall Height | 42" |
| Seat Width | 18" / 20" |
| Seat Depth | 18" |
| Back Rest | 29" |
| Armrest to Seat | 7" |
| Motor | Two 24V x 320W x 4600 rpm |
| Controller | Dynamic A 50 A |
| Batteries | Two DC12V x 36AH |
| Battery Charger | 5 Amp, Offboard |
| Brakes | Electromagnetic |
| Freewheel Mode | Yes |
| F/R Wheels | 8" - 10 " |
| Total Weight | 143 lbs. |
Wheelchair Tagged Under:
Wheelchair Reviews'
Review: #1
From:Phil Waybrant
Rated:
Posted on:25 Oct. 2009
- I am a:Long Term Wheelchair User
- Chair Pro's:easy to operate, great chair if you do not go far.
- Chair Con's:will not do the twenty miles they say.
- Best Used:Indoors
- Recommend It:I would recommend this wheelchair
Sems to be nice chair with the exception of distance. Everything I read said it will go about twenty miles, nonsense. I ride it 1-1.5 miles down a solid packed dirt road and back and it reads the battery needs charged.
When I called the company they claim it is for indoor use only, the best I ever got out of it was about 3.2 miles then there was only one red lite left on.