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--- DO IT YOURSELF --- PURPOSE: To provide ventilator users with a means of carrying the ventilator on a scooter. Attach a heavy-duty key rings to the armrest posts using nylon web straps with clips that can clip on the handle rings of the ventilator to allow the ventilator to hang from the armrests behind the seat. Place the ventilator battery on the scooter floor between the user's legs. Use the ventilator's external direct current (DC) battery cord to connect the battery to the ventilator. Secure cord to the battery case with self-adhesive Velcro. Place the ventilator moisturizer unit in an insulated lunch carrier and carry it in the front basket of the scooter. TITLE: Mounting a LTV (Vent) on a Scooter. REF: http://www.wheelchairmodifications.org. The organization can also be reached at Wheelchair Modifications, 5533 A Pony Farm Drive, Richmond, VA 23227.

Notes: This adaptation was designed by John McKee of Palm Springs, California. ** Velcro is a registered trademark of Velcro USA.

This product record was updated on September 16, 2004.

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