The Viking 4 Wheel Drive Vehicle

The Unstoppable..!

The Viking 4 X 4 is a completely unstoppable 4 X 4 Vehicle that will take you anywhere you want to go. Whether its Snow, Rain, Sand, Mud, Hills, Rough Terrain or even Steps the Viking 4 X 4 cant be stopped.!

The Viking 4 X 4 All Terrain Vehicle is great for experiencing the beach with no limits. Dry sand or wet sand the Viking 4 X 4 will drive right through and overcomes the normal obstacle that any other 4 Wheeler could achieve.

The Viking 4 X 4 is the only 4 Wheel Drive Vehicle that can turn on a dime. (No other 4 Wheel Drive Vehicle even come close to this. The Viking 4 X 4 has a automatic digitally programmed vertical seating system that maintains a vertical position at all times. Whether claiming a hill or going down a hill the driver will always maintain a upright level position.

The Viking 4 X 4 can easily manage any beach even with standard rims and wheels. Whether the sand is wet or dry the Viking 4 X 4 is ready to take you there.

The Viking 4 X 4 All Terrain Vehicle can climb / descend a 36 degree angle. The Synchro moving gradienter equipment will automatically adjust your seat to a level position. You will always maintain in a stable level position.

	Size	9507301270mm 37.4" \| 28.7" \| 50"
	Weight with batteries	195kg \| 429 Pounds
	Load Capacity	160kg \| 352 Pounds
	Tire size	400mm \| 15.7 X 3.4 Inches
	Seat size	High/Low-back seat 20" \| 19" \| 18"
	Seat to floor	680mm \| 26.7 Inches
	Chassis to floor	115mm \| 4.5 Inches
	Batteries	12V,27AH,4pcs
	Driving motor	1200W x 2pcs
	Level rack motor	200W x 1pcs
	Max speed	6km/h \| 4 Miles Hour
	Max Range	9 Miles
	Charging time	4-6h
	Turning radius	580mm \| 22.8"/360 degree
	Stair claimable angle	36 degree
	Slope claimable angle	45 degree
	Brake	Electromagnetic braking
	Drive manner	Four wheel drive

Vehicle users love the Viking 4 X 4 All Terrain Vehicle as it can span large craters and obstacles.

Max obstacle span ability: obstacle specs:
max 150mm in height | 5.9 Inches
Step: height: 110mm | 4.3 Inches   Width:150mm | 5.9 Inches

Now a standard feature on every Viking 4 X 4 is the tilt feature for pressure relief. Free

Tilt versus recline is an old debate that has reemerged as new products, theory, and clinicians have entered the field of positioning. In general, a trend toward more tilt-in-space system recommendations versus recline system recommendations is evident. More specifically, many facilities recommend almost solely tilt or solely recline systems. Are we in a rut? Is this because of a lack of knowledge of the options? Do valid reasons exist for such exclusivity? The difference appears to be because of the patient population and primarily involves conditions, age, and living situation.

This article will discuss why certain facilities tend to lean toward one option or the other. The article will present indications and contraindications for each system, including typical conditions and age ranges for each. Finally, the article will clarify when and why to consider each option for a client. This cannot be a "cookbook" approach; a qualified seating specialist must weigh many factors.

Most of us change our positions throughout the day. We sit up tall and tuck our feet under our chairs for awhile and then we slouch and stretch our legs out. Not doing so leaves you feeling like you just sat through a double feature at the theatre. Tilt systems (which change a person's orientation in space while maintaining fixed hip, knee, and ankle angles) and recline systems (which change a person's seat-to-back angle) have traditionally been for clients requiring pressure relief. Today, these systems are useful for many more reasons.

Tilt Systems

A tilt system provides a change of orientation and thus redistributes pressure from one area (e.g., the buttocks and posterior thighs) to another area (e.g., the posterior trunk and head) and maintains physical angles at the hips, knees, and ankles.

Indications

To distribute pressure to reduce risk of pressure sores, increase comfort, and increase sitting tolerance.
To elicit extensor tone. Maintaining the physical angles can inhibit muscle tone, and increasing the seat-to-back angle often elicits extensor tone.
To maintain posture. Changing the physical angles can lead to a loss of posture that one cannot regain by reducing a recline mechanism, and sometimes the client must be removed and repositioned after reclining.

To prevent sheer. No matter what the brochure says, all recline systems have some sheer that causes friction or dragging of the tissues, particularly on the posterior trunk. This is particularly important in an intimate seating system such as a molded seat. The components may move out of position during recline. Have you ever sat in the dentist chair while reclining, and your head fell off the head pad? Your body was no longer in alignment with the components of the dentist chair.
To maintain proper position of related devices such as a communication device, computer, and access switches. This can include the powered vehicle access method as well.
To maintain a fixed seat-to-back angle. Some seating systems are one-piece systems (e.g., the sitting support outhouses) and cannot accommodate a change in seat-to-back angle.
When range-of-motion limitations prohibit a recline system, such as hip flexors, hamstrings, or even heterotypic ossification.

Viking 4 X 4 Manual

The Viking 4 X 4 All Terrain Vehicle is great for experiencing the outdoors however also performs well indoors. When your ready to enjoy the outdoors loading and unloading the Viking 4 X 4 All Terrain Vehicle is simple and easy even when using a large truck several feet off the ground.

The Viking 4 X 4 All Terrain Vehicle is Designed To Handel Even The Toughest Terrain. Do you love to hunt but don't have the ability to get around the terrain. The Viking 4 X 4 All Terrain Vehicle could be the perfect solution.

Need to stay out of the sun.? The Viking 4 X 4 All Terrain Vehicle has an optional canopy to block the sun and the rain.

When you use the optional wide tires your stability doubles. You will take on steep hills with rough terrain without difficulties and lots of confidence.

Complete LED Lighting System:

The Viking 4 X 4 comes standard with the new popular LED lighting system. Extremely bright and efficient, saves power and protects the environment all while delivering high performance lighting.

The R-NET Joy Stick is fully programmable to provide superb performance for a wide variety of power Vehicle configurations and users. All programmed values are stored in the Power Module. In the event that the Control Unit is replaced, there is no need to reprogram the R-NET.

The Viking Will Go Places Most Power Chairs Can Not. If You Are Looking To Get Around "Outdoors" The Viking Is A Perfect Solution.

The Viking 4 X 4 Specifications
Overall length	950mm \| 37.4 Inches	Weight with batteries	195kg \| 429 Pounds
Overall width	720mm \| 28.3 Inches	Max load capacity	160kg \| 352
Overall height	1170mm \| 46 Inches	Max speed	6km/h \| 4 Miles Hour
Wheel size (front/rear)	400mm \| 15.7 Inches	Max output rotate speed (for driving motor)	70rpm
Seat-to-floor height	700mm	Max mileage	9 Mile
Chassis-to-floor height	115mm \| 4.5 Inches	Operation time
Chassis-to-floor height	115mm \| 4.5 Inches	Operation time	4pcs battries:12 hours
Seat	High-back/Low-back seat 20"/19"/18"	Charging time	4~6h
Climbable angle (stair/curb)	36°	Brake	Electromagnetic braking
Height of obstacle to Span	150mm \| 5.9 Inches	Driving Motor	2-motor :1200W
Turning radius	580mm \| 22.8 Inches	Battery	24V, 27AH x4pcs
Turning radius	580mm \| 22.8 Inches	Battery
Electronics	Dynamic Shark Controller	Drive manner	Four-Wheel Drive
Owners Manual	Owners Manual.pdf

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Frequently Asked Questions.

1) What is the seat depth, and seat height?

the seat depth is :550mm ; the seat height is :780mm

2) Armrest height, arm rest length, and lower leg length?

the armrest height is :330--400mm(adjustable) ; the arm rest length is :420mm; the lower leg length (from seat to footplate height) is: 310--410mm(adjustable)

3) What is the Back Height and Back Angle?

the back height is :550mm ; the back angle is: 0�--105�(adjustable)

4) What are the Tire sizes for standard and Beach?

the standard size is: 15.75" X 3.35" ; the beach or all terrain size is: 16" X 8"

5) What is the empty weight of the tire?

PU tire without spare parts weight is :2.4kg ; Beach tire without spare parts weight is: 4kg

6) What is the max output current per motor?

the max output current per motor is :120A

7) As far as the lighting is concerned, what is the front light hmp? W? V? px? rear direction indicator ?rear light?

the front light is :2w ; the rear direction indicator is: 1 w ; the rear light is :2w

8) What Size Steps Can The Viking Climb?

4.3" Inch Steps Are The Highest Step The Viking Can Climb. NOTE: Many steps are 8" Inch high, the Viking is not able to climb any step or curb greater then 4.3" Inches

The Viking 4 X 4 New Deep Contoured (High Support) Memory Foam Racing Style Seat Is A Automotive Grade Extremely Comfortable Adjustable Seat and Now Available In In Caribbean Blue, Inferno Red, Sun Kissed Orange And Electric Green.

Note: The Four Point Chest Vest Is Required And Must Be Used At All Times During Operation Of Your Viking.

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