Here is their web site. http://www.emc-digi.com/
Jim
I don't use the joy stick, I use their steering wheel.
Jim
In a message dated 5/13/2006 9:44:43 AM Central Daylight Time,
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Here is their web site. http://www.emc-digi.com/
Jim
Good suggestion. Send an email to EMC as ask for their assistance in
getting a free trial
in your area.
Best Wishes
W
I do not use a joystick at all. The factory steering wheel stays in
place as does all the other controls except for the shifter lever and your
climate controls. The 6" electronic steering wheel is set up for my left
hand with a tri-pin set up that my hand slides over. For the electronic
THOSE OF YOU THAT DRIVE, WHAT TYPE OF CONTROLS DO YOU DRIVE WITH? WHEN 1ST EVALUATED IN REHAB I NEEDED ZERO EFFORT STEER/BRAKE.
I started out (in 1980)with low effort breaks and low effort steering and I'm C 5,6. That was with the push pull gas and break system.
In 2001 I got a new van with
I drive the 2001 Ford full-size van with electronic brake, gas and steering
made by EMC.
Jim
That's the way it may have been back then bill but now it's
different. I purchased my 2001 conversion van brand-new and with all my
adaptions including an eight inch dropped floor my van still had the full
manufactures warranty from Ford and I was still able to purchase the extended
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Date: 05/12/06 14:16:38
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I drive the 2001 Ford full-size van with electronic brake, gas and steering made by EMC.
Jim
I have that same setup except I kept the origional steering wheel. C5-6. My
floor cut is actually too low. I can barely see over the wheel.
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Date: Fri, 12 May 2006 11:59:53 EDT
THOSE OF YOU
Jim how does the EMC controls work?
I know it has a joy stick but can you explain how you brake?
Do you simply pull back the joy stick?
I test drove one of these baby's in Kessler Rehab parking lot. It was VERY easy and sweet. It was easy for me because the control joy stick was exactly the
Thanks Bobbie
Mark
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Jim how does the EMC controls work?
I know it has a joy stick but can you explain how you brake?
Do you
LOL. The only difference between the cocpit of an F-14 and the modern
driver's compartment of a vehicle with EMC (secondary) controls... is the CD
player for music.
You have to see it, drive it and race it to believe it. It is also
equipt'd with a 6 inch color monitor place near the
I've tried to find one locally but there isn't a place in Arkansas that has one to test.
Mark
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THANKS FOR EVEYONE'S
INPUT.
THOSE OF YOU THAT DRIVE, WHAT TYPE OF CONTROLS
DO YOU DRIVE WITH? WHEN 1ST EVALUATED IN REHAB I NEEDED ZERO EFFORT
STEER/BRAKE.
JUST CURIOUS
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I have a 2000 IMS
Rampvan conversion on the same type of Dodge Caravan. It came with a 3
Title: Re: [QUAD-L] BUYING A VAN
THE DEALER WHERE IT WAS PURCHASED TOLD ME
THE BANK WOULD SAY THE VAN ITSELF WOULD BE ABOUT $10,000. BANK TOLD ME NO
PROBLEM ON THE LOAN - BUT THEY'LL ONLY GO 60 MONTHS MAKING PYMT ABOUT
$465. WISH I'D WIN THE LOTTERY. IT'S EXCITING TO THINK AFTER ALMOST
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Theres no price 2 put on independence. Buy it!!!
On 5/11/06 12:38 PM, Nichole Rohling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
THE DEALER WHERE IT WAS PURCHASED TOLD ME THE BANK WOULD SAY THE VAN ITSELF WOULD BE ABOUT $10,000. BANK TOLD ME NO PROBLEM ON THE LOAN - BUT THEY'LL
: Thursday, May 11, 2006 1:43
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THE DEALER TOLD ME THE WARRANTY WAS 3 YR
/ 36,000 MILES WHEN PURCHASED.
IT'S JUST NOW BROKE IN.
I'M IN AN ACTION ARROW STORM AND NEED TO HAVE THEM
PULL THE SEAT OUT AND MAKE SURE I CAN GET TO THE STEERING
That's a great deal, jump on it but keep this in mind: zero-effort
steering on a front wheel drive mini van is NOT NEARLY as easy as a
full size. I was forced to sell my zero-effort Caravan because I
could not safely turn the wheel (I had to use two hands taking one off
my hand controls). Had
HELLO EVERYONE
AN OPPORTUNITY HAS RISEN FOR ME TO PURCHASE A 2002
GRAND CARAVAN WITH IMS/RAMP VAN MODIFICATION. THE VAN WAS BOUGHT NEW BY A
TEACHER AT OUR LOCAL ELEMENTARY TO TRANSPORT HER PARENTS. THE VAN HAS 9000
MILES, YES - ONLY 9,000 MILES. THEY PAID 36,000 AND ARE ASKING
25,000. CAN
You first need to ask about the warranty.
Mark
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From: Nichole Rohling
Date: 05/10/06 15:20:21
To: QUADLIST
Subject: [QUAD-L] BUYING A VAN
HELLO EVERYONE
AN OPPORTUNITY HAS RISEN FOR ME TO PURCHASE A 2002 GRAND CARAVAN WITH IMS/RAMP VAN MODIFICATION
:
Nichole
Rohling
To: QUADLIST
Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2006 4:22
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Subject: [QUAD-L] BUYING A VAN
HELLO EVERYONE
AN OPPORTUNITY HAS RISEN FOR ME TO PURCHASE A 2002
GRAND CARAVAN WITH IMS/RAMP VAN MODIFICATION. THE VAN WAS BOUGHT NEW BY
A TEACHER AT OUR LOCAL ELEMENTARY
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Thats not a bad price. Because you can use the van equipment. The van is actually worth less than half that. Go 2 www.kbb.com we already know the amount paid 4 adaptions are over inflated actually take away from vehicle worth.
On 5/10/06 3:22 PM, Nichole
Hey Nicki,
Ive been looking at vans olso, 25, 000 sounds
fair. Go to www.rollx.com and you can
compare prices.
Good luck! Silas
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Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2006 4:22
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Subject: [QUAD-L] BUYING A VAN
HELLO EVERYONE
AN OPPORTUNITY HAS RISEN FOR ME TO PURCHASE A 2002
GRAND CARAVAN WITH IMS/RAMP VAN MODIFICATION. THE VAN WAS BOUGHT NEW
BY A TEACHER AT OUR LOCAL ELEMENTARY TO TRANSPORT
I have a 2000 IMS Rampvan conversion on the same type of Dodge Caravan. It came with a 3 yr/ 30,000 mile warranty. I've had ZERO trouble with it and have been on two 3000 mi., 1 6000 mile and numerous shorter road trips in it. I paid 39,000 for it new. I LOVE it. I think that sounds like a fair
You've got alot of homework to do before you hit the open road. Practice,
Practice and more Practice until you feel comfortable on those two lane road
with sharp curves.
You may have to practice in those mall parking lots until you feel that
comfortable and then hit the highways for the speed
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I drove and practiced already. I'm just a little nervous about
such a big vechicle
My instructor told me that I should be able to drive after a 35 hour
course. Well, like I said before, I never had trouble driving anything
before but I was intimidated with all the electronics. Including the hours
that it took them to set up the controls for me so I can drive it only took
There isn't a right or wrong van, only what's right or wrong for you.
I have a rear entry minivan and will NEVER go back to a side entry. I
can park anywhere without worrying about some idiot parking on the
striped area. Unless you park on the street, I see no advantage to a
side entry.
. Luckily there aren't many 2 lane roads that are curvy and I live
in a flat area so there are pretty much no hills at all.
Stacy
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thanksthanksthanksthanksthanksthanksthanks
so much. I will be using
ez-lock
-C
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Lori,
I was also very sensitive to all the bumps and expansion joints on our
crappy roads also, but the more I drive the less sensitive I became. I
thought about getting a minivan the first time but I would also need at least a
10" dropped floor. I was afraid that I might have a lot of
REALLY DON'T BE AFRAID TO DRIVE.YOU MAY BREAK YOUR NECK, BUT WEV'E ALL
DONE THAT ! LOL
Dan
around here that you really need to.
Stacy
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Stacey,
Don't let yourself get too intimidated
Title: Buying a van
Hey people
What factors or models of van should be considered when looking for a conversion van?
I know I want a lowered floor and an auto chair lock.
I will be a passenger
-Cameron
From: Eric W RuddI love my http://www.entervan.com
That's what I have too. With a 10# drop floor. It's a '98 and is payed off!
Before that I had 3 full-size vans. Waiting on the lifts in very hot or very cold weather is an annoyance so thought I'd try a min-van. Much faster in and out.
My
here for the test.
Stacy
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Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2005 5:15
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Subject: RE: [QUAD-L] Buying a van
From: Eric W RuddI love my http://www.entervan.com
That's
what I have
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