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A lifestyle, not just a
wheelchair...
Make no mistake, the Extreme 4x4 is an
indoor/outdoor, barrier free powered wheelchair. Locations previously
unavailable to other wheelchairs are now available to the drivers of the
Extreme 4x4. This is made possible by the patented passive steering system
- a breakthrough in wheel chair design. Driving on sand, soft, wet ground
or even slippery surfaces presents no problems to the Extreme 4x4. The
Extreme is capable of traveling over soft and uneven surfaces, climb 4-6"
curb, yet narrow enough to drive through standard doorways and fit on van
lifts.
Go where you want to go...
Whether you live in the city or the
country the benefits of superior climbing ability will now be available to
you. With 4 motors and 4 drive wheels the Extreme 4x4 achieves absolute
traction and power. The unique passive steering system uses no complicated
or expensive components and ensures total reliability.
Technical specifications...
| Overall
width: |
27-1/2" |
| Overall
length: |
23"-46" |
| Chair
Height (w/o headrest): |
MPS -
25" |
| Weight
(including batteries): |
289
lbs. |
| Maximum
user Weight: |
400
lbs. |
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| Floor
to Seat Height: |
(MPS)
25" -- (Modular) 22" |
| Seat
Depth: |
16",
18", 20" |
| Seat
Width: |
16",
18" & 20" (optional 22", 24") |
|
Backrest Height: |
(MPS
w/o Headrest) 22" -- (Modular Seat) 18" |
| Armrest
Height: |
(MPS)
3"-10" -- (Modular Seat) 18" |
|
Upholstery: |
Vinyl/Fabric |
| Colors: |
Burgundy, Dark Blue, Hunter Green and Black |
|
| Battery
Type: |
Group
24-73 amp/hr. |
| Driving
Range: |
19
miles * |
| Maximum
Speed: |
5 mph |
| Turning
Radius: |
52" |
| Maximum
Curb Height: |
6" |
| Incline
Capability: |
15° |
| Motors: |
(4) 24
volt - 4 pole |
| Wheels: |
14" Dia.
x 5"W |
A lifestyle, not just a
wheelchair...
Make no mistake, the Extreme 4x4 is no
ordinary power wheelchair. Locations previously unavailable to other
wheelchairs are now available to the drivers of the Extreme 4x4. This is
made possible by the patented passive steering system - a breakthrough in
wheel chair design. Driving on sand, soft, wet ground or even slippery
surfaces presents no problems to the Extreme 4x4. Simply, no other power
wheelchair comes close to the performance of the Extreme 4x4 on all
terrains.
Go where you want to go...
Whether you live in the city or the
country the benefits of superior climbing ability will now be available to
you. With 4 motors and 4 drive wheels the Extreme 4x4 achieves absolute
traction and power. The unique passive steering system uses no complicated
or expensive components and ensures total reliability.
Programmable Joystick
...
For questions or info. on
the Extreme 4x4 or other wheel chairs Contact
Michael Woods.
Extreme 4x4
FAQ's
Q. Can the joystick be mounted on either
side, left -handed or right-handed?
A. Yes, the standard DX-REMG80 is interchangeable. The slide in
mounting stem may be unbolted to swap to either side.
Q. Can I have Driving Lights?
A. Yes, the standard DX-REG80-5 may be fitted to operate front and
rear lights or the optional
DX-REM34 may be fitted to
operate front and rear lights as well as turn indicators and hazard
flashers.
Q. Can I go faster or have more power?
A. No, the Extreme 4X4 has been optimized for it’s speed, torque and
battery range characteristics using current technology. To change any of
these would mean to reduce one of the others. Magic Mobility strives to keep
ahead of the latest advances in technology and incorporate them into our
products.
Q. Can the Extreme have Power Tilt-In-Space
Seating or a Power Reclining Backrest?
A. Yes, various power options are available including Power
Tilt-In-Space, Power Reclining Backrest and Power Elevating Legrests.
(However, we can not offer the Tilt-In-Space with the Power Reclining
Backrest)
Q. Can the Extreme be pushed manually?
A. Yes, although it is definitely not a lightweight chair, each of
its four motors may be individually
disengaged and the
chair moved by an attendant.
Q. Will I be able to use my existing seat
cushion (e.g. JAY)?
A. Yes, a model of our standard MPS seat is available with a flat
board seat base to take an external seat cushion or alternatively our new
Modular Seating Unit is also available to take an external seat cushion and
a clamp on backrest.
Q. Are there alternative control systems
available to drive the Extreme?
A. Yes, a wide range of controls is available from Hand Control
Joysticks with external switches to chin and head controls. Ask your
supplier for a complete listing.
Q. Is the Extreme waterproof?
A. No. While the electronics systems used in the Extreme are
certified to the International
Standard IP54, an
environmental standard, getting the Extreme 4X4 wet may damage the
electronic components and is not recommended. It is possible to drive the
Extreme through shallow puddles of water without concern provided caution is
used.
Q. Will the Extreme drive on snow?
A. Yes, the Extreme has been used successfully on snow, although on
steeper snow covered and
icy tracks it is possible
for the knobby tyres to lose traction.
Q. What sort of suspension does the Extreme
have?
A. The Extreme does not need any suspension. It features special
low-pressure (4-psi) tires that provide it with all the flexibility and ride
absorption that you’ll ever need.
Q. Will it really drive on beach sand?
A. Yes, with the average 154 to 176 lb. adult the Extreme 4X4 can
easily cope with soft beach sand. The actual performance, speed and battery
life are quite variable when being used on surfaces that require a great
deal of power from the chair so these can vary considerably.
Q. How steep an incline can it climb?
A. With a 165 lb. user the Extreme can climb a slope of 1:3.5 or 15
degrees. The performance is improved on the higher speeds but caution must
be used so as to not endanger the user.
Q. What colors does it come in?
A. The Extreme 4X4 is available in Royal Blue, Burgundy, Forest Green
and Black.
Q. I am a quadriplegic and cannot hold a
normal ball joystick, are there other options available?
A. Yes, we have a number of joystick ends available including a quad
paddle specifically for this use.
Q. Can the Extreme have swing-away leg
rests?
A. No, due to the size and required placement of the front driving
wheels using swing-away
leg rests was impractical.
To clear the front wheels when they swing-away meant having the footplates
out a further 12" than standard and it was not then possible to rest your
feet on them. It is quite practical to use the standard lift off types and
simply flip up the footplates to stand up.
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