Wheelchairdriver.com Website Review

      Powerchairs Reviewed List           Adapted Accessible vehicles that want to understand powerchairs better. Or to fix or modify your own powerchair or to build superior ones as I do.  INCLUDING RELATED SUBJECTS such a disabled adapted vehicles and houses. Theres a LOT of information on this site and some very clever helpful people on the forum that can help you, or to share ideas. And that have or are building similar chairs themselves.  This is a finished DIY BM3 (Burgerman 3) powerchair. Built in my bedroom over the last few years - sadly being disabled means even simple jobs are either fa*med out or take forever. One of my many chairs. My own powerchairs are hand made with mas*ive attention to detail & really high build quality. 16MPH (24KPH) & with a HUGE 45 MILES (72 KM) real world measured usable range. Works on sand, snow, dirt, gras* and pavements and is compact for indoors. HERE It uses a few parts from a Sunrise medical F55 chair inc the (modified tubular frame) but the rest is 90% fabricated from metal, or using parts from other disciplines. Including wheels, tyres, motors from a different chair, electronics, and huge capacity SAFE lithium ion phosphate batteries, etc. Theres not a lot of this you can buy off the shelf.  This chair makes any existing powerchair look a bit silly. Since it has greater levels of torque, 3x the speed, better control, 3x the power, 3x the range, and greater outdoor capability than any other powerchair. And is using puncture proof Kevlar reinforced low pressure tu*eless tyres for reliability, comfort, and floatation on soft surfaces. Its also more compact, and shorter than almost any powerchair. It charges in 3 hours to 100% and has a 10 year battery life. theres much more on to date with a fancy high tech seat back and I decided to go green! It is much slower than the one above at around 7.7 miles per hour (and so is still running at 24V). But it too is being converted to lithium