expresso wrote:Hi - i have this Chair - P222se - and my first ever P220 been indoor chair for ever now -
i never had almost any issues at all with either of them - the 222se never had issues other than one set of motors replaced a few years ago -
its a stiff chair - i changed to Air tires - helped alot - cant say i had any heating issues - the 222se is going on over 6 years now.
expresso wrote:Dupont chain degreaeser spray and wire brush then wipe with rag. And dupont chain lube wax. Feels excellent after
Burgerman wrote:Theres many. But its a bad choice for most. The reduction in torque, and increase in battery drain even when going slow, makes it a step too far. Yes those that have it will tell you otherwise. But thats because they typically have the sort of mushy programming that disguises this to the point where you cant tell.
If you want to understand WHY this is, read this carefully. viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8997
With 120A controller, I would only recommend 8mph to lightweight users, that do not live anywhere near a hill and stay mostly on flat surfaces. And to expect a reduction in range.
Is quickie and bounder the only 2 that make chairs that go 8 mph or faster? Seems like there was one other company but can't remember.
Burgerman wrote:No. It was a reply to:Is quickie and bounder the only 2 that make chairs that go 8 mph or faster? Seems like there was one other company but can't remember.
The only difference between a 6mph and an 8mph motor/chair is the number of teeth in the gearbox. Or in the case of bounder the number of teeth in the drive sprockets. Theres a reason that every chair isnt offered with 8 or faster gear ratio. After all they could, it doesent cost any more, and those reasons are above.
The reason many do offer it, if you want, but tend not to offer this to all, is that its not a good idea. Its got serious downsides. And I explained why above.
expresso wrote:
with the 646 - i have no issues on hills - lithium - tires and few extra volts got me 10 mph - and feels snappy - motor comp. 35 i settled on since it feels best to me and i noticed the difference - it slows down a bit on hills a bit also but no where near how the bounder does -
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