Wheelchair Charger

I also have a childs motorized wheelchair whith the charger in very good condition. It has the name Sara on the backrest. I would like to donate this chair to a needy child.

In the U.S., perhaps Catholic Social Services...also, possibly a rental may be an alternative. Good luck and God bless you and yours. ...prayers for you.

2006-02-14 07:08:47 by pup

Joanna MaGrath Skype: Joanna.MaGrath Email: Joanna@JoannaMaGrath.com FORSALE: HoverRound, Charger and Vehicle Ramps

The equipment I use is an air mattress, a wheelchair charger and a respirator.

You will need the appropriate step up or step down transformers. You will need to know the voltages in Russia and the voltages of your equipment. I suspect that would be 120vac for your gear so you will in all likelihood need to step the Russian voltage down from, again I suspect, 220 to 230 vac.

2007-06-28 22:22:44 by FS

Output: 24V 2A, Connector: 3-prong XLR (male) plug
Scooter battery charger 24V 2A XLR
Completely automatic....just plug in and walk away..

I Am Giving Away A Used Wheelchair The Arm Is Slightly Damaged But Can Be Fixed Nothing Else Wrong With It, It Is A Powered Wheelchair With Charger If You Are In Need Of One Please Contact me

Try posting it on Craigslist in the give away section or see if there is a Freecycle website in your area.

Bless you for your kindness.

2009-02-12 18:27:21 by Jada

- Connection: 3-Pin XLR
Brand: Universal Power Group
- Height: 2.3 in.

My granddaughter now has a new wheelchair and we would like to donate her motorized chair to a needy child. It has the charger that goes to it and a new ramp.

You could dontate it to a Handicap child foundation

http://www.wheelchairfoundation.org/

2006-02-14 14:29:57 by pup

my friend is 18 years old she cannot walk she is in a electric wheelchair
and her mom kicked her out with out any where to go she has no food, shelter, clothing, or money
can she really do that her mom didn't even let her get her wheelchair charger

If the age of majority is 18 where you live, then she may technically be within her rights. Still, I'm sure there is some protection that her daughter can seek within the community.

This late on a Sunday night, it would seem that 911 may be appropriate, since her condition, without resources, constitutes something of an emergency. OR, can you house her overnight, and get in touch with authorities in the morning? Or, do you or she belong to a church, where help may be available (pastor/priest or perhaps a parish nurse)? If the two of you are still in school, can you work through the school nurse, tomorrow, to be put in touch with agencies in town (or to work with the mom)?

This is a case where cool heads are needed, to get the other side of the story, and to set social agencies in motion to help your friend if her mother is unwilling or unable to do so. If this was something that resulted from a heated argument, it may be safer for all concerned for her to stay out of her own house tonight, and work on a more definitive solution tomorrow. Do you need to let the mother know where she is (or, is it beyond that)?

Best wishes. Sounds as if you are a true friend--as the old saying goes, "a friend in need, is a friend indeed."

2009-05-31 20:38:23 by Nubia