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  1. GIMSON STAIRMATE MOBIL WHEELCHAIR CARRIER --- DISCONTINUED. RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- Stair climbing wheelchair transporter. Wheelchair secure to handle assembly with adjustable clamps. Wheelchair must be tipped back until the spring catches lock, closing the electrical circuit for use. Control switch on handle, push forward for going down stairs, backward to go upstairs. Catapillar tracks grip stairs. Uses rechargeable 12 Volt battery, includes battery charger....[More Information]

  2. SCALACHAIR X1 & SCALAPORT X6 --- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 4/1997) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- The Scalachair X1 is an accessory to the Scalamobil powered stair transport for a wheelchair (see separate entry) designed for especially narrow stair cases. This chair fits into the Scalamobil in place of the user's wheelchair. For ease of transferring, the arms rotate for lateral entry. The chair has small casters and a footrest. It may also be used for airplane access. The Scalaport X6 is designed for use in public pl...[More Information]

  3. TRANSCENDER --- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 5/2013) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- The Transcender is a stair climbing powered wheelchair. Five battery powered motors drive wheels and tracks which can be lowered as needed. Climbs or descends stairs, travels along slopes or over rough terrain. Control system operated by joystick. Contoured adjustable angle reclining bucket seat. Features 90 degree turn in a space with side dimension of 44 inches; spins on its own axis in a 48 inch diameter circle. Tread...[More Information]

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