Will this pedaler work manually as well as electric?
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Not sure. I couldn't use it because it bothered my foot where it was previously broken. I had to sell it. Worked good
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Not that I know of, since the whole idea is to measure your effort and time on the pedaler and that requires the use of electric power to operate the telemetry on the unit.There are pedalers that do not require electric power and probably operate better without it than this unit would.
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Hi Dorthi,My 96 year old Auntie uses the pedaler without it being even plugged in because she pedals too fast for the motor! However, I believe if you tape your shoes to the pedals so they will stay engaged with the pedals that you CAN use the pedaler without having to exert your own muscles to pedal. The Automatic pedaler should continue to circle without having to use muscle power. I am going to her home this morning, and I will try that myself and let you know for certain if that works or not. I will get back to you before noon this morning. I think it is a great asset to her exercising. Thank you for your question. Sincerely, Erile Casey, Scottsdale, AZ Hi Dorthi,My 96 year old Auntie uses the pedaler without it being even plugged in because she pedals too fast for the motor! However, I believe if you tape your shoes to the pedals so they will stay engaged with the pedals that you CAN use the pedaler without having to exert your own muscles to pedal. The Automatic pedaler should continue to circle without having to use muscle power. I am going to her home this morning, and I will try that myself and let you know for certain if that works or not. I will get back to you before noon this morning. I think it is a great asset to her... » Read More Hi Dorthi,My 96 year old Auntie uses the pedaler without it being even plugged in because she pedals too fast for the motor! However, I believe if you tape your shoes to the pedals so they will stay engaged with the pedals that you CAN use the pedaler without having to exert your own muscles to pedal. The Automatic pedaler should continue to circle without having to use muscle power. I am going to her home this morning, and I will try that myself and let you know for certain if that works or not. I will get back to you before noon this morning. I think it is a great asset to her exercising. Thank you for your question. Sincerely, Erile Casey, Scottsdale, AZ « Show Less
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I don't own a bike at the moment but working from memory I would say that it should work on bike pedals.
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It pedals very easily when the power dies on level ground. A little less so on hilly terrain but very doable if you are in decent shape.
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Yes it will. It may take a bit of practice, because the pedal generates harmony's via the root note, however I read somewhere it can be adjusted to your tastes with experimentation.
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It should work. Here's a link to Express Scribe's Web site.http://www.nch.com.au/hardware/pedals.html
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No! This is a non electric product. It will move as fast or slow as your movement.
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Yes. You can pedal this in reverse. I am a home health physical therapist and use this all of the time for most of my patients.
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Hi C.D.Park!Thank you for your inquiry!No the chair would not work manually. There is not a lever on this chair to position it only the button to turn on the motor.BisonOffice
1177422
No it only repairs automatic headlights interior lights and dash lights on models without adjustable pedals. One of your switches are probably bad.
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These are universal and should work fine. It does have a polarity switch. So if the pedal is working in reverse of what it should the flick of a switch should do it.
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Seems to me it should. I used it with a standard 2-axis, 2-button stick, but it has a switch that allows it to be set up for a stick that has a number of buttons on it. You slide the switch on it to the position that has the number of buttons you need. Not sure about pedals or stuff like that.
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To be honest I'm really not sure. I am a beginner guitar player and don't have too much experience with pedals yet. Sorry
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I believe you can manually dial in the factory presets with it plugged in. If you click the pedal though, it would take you back to your programmed channels for the pedal.
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From looking closely, it does not appear that switching would be possible. Each pedal is constructed differently.
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This is manual. Believe it or not the electric one is less money. Go figure.
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Yes, pedals are bidirectional. The odometer will only function in the traditional forward motion.