What is the hour rating. At 6-4 &amp; 240lbs, I need support for 10 - 12 hrs.
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I am 6' at 245 lbs. I sit in the chair from 7:30 am until 5:30-6: pm. One of the better chairs I have owned..
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depends on your weight. 3 or 4 hours for me when batteries were new, but unit is cheaply made and doesn't last long.
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Don't get hung up on the monitor. I left it on metric and it just doesn't matter to me. When I started, I could only do 6 minutes. Pure exhaustion. I am currently up to 34 minutes. Before I tack on another 2 minutes, I spend a week just trying to max out my distance and push it further. It is truly a meaningless number. I have lost 38 pounds since I purchased this in mid-October. It has completely transformed my life.
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That depends on how much you weigh. I weigh 125 lbs only. Mine is still working, since I don't use all d time (it hurts my leg after 10 mins).
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I am 6'-2" and 240 lbs and it work great. The only thing i had to do was put on a more comfortable seat. Duncan C.
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I've only had the scale a few weeks. Time will vary greatly depending on how many times a day the scale is used. I'm expecting 6 mos at least with about 5/day.
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Your weight. My husband is 220# has the 12' and it's still a bit wobbly, but he's not very good at it yet.
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I weigh 240 and it was great for two weeks. Then it started losing air and it would lose so much during the night it would fold up around me. It's an awesome looking bed but I was probably too heavy. 200 and under would probably be OK.
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Dear Friend, I have this item, but have not ran it long enough to give first hand info on this part. HOWEVER, much research including reading the Owners Manual & other peoples reviews, leads me to believe appx 8 hours is a good estimate. Seems like if you run a light load, you might stretch it to almost 10 hours. This is for a 20 lbs. Tank. I have based my back-up supply on 8 hours and have decided to be happy for any minutes I get past that mark. Good luck, R2
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I am 6'6" 280 and it supports me. As for lasting, I have used it for a couple months now without any issue. We do bring our floats in from the sun while we are not using them.
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My book calls 4 lb 300 deg for 2-1/2 hrs covered. Seems 6 lb. would be 45 minutes longer...but why so hot at 350 deg? If in a hurry at 350 deg, seems 3 hrs would be perfect!
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300lbs I was 250lbs when I got it. I'm currently 230 and it supports me just fine. Saves on my knees and back and as I have back problems and arthritis; it's a must.
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48 hours is the recommended time. I wouldn't recommend this product, though.
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This is an excellent product that I'm really happy to have. It might support a heavier person. I'm a little over 200, I'll bet it will work. You might want to call the company or just try it.
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Hi Jessica, this chair should be comfortable for 8+ hours a day, but if you have back issues or need additional support we would recommend looking for a chair that has adjustable lumbar support. This might be a better option for more back support because it has more ergonomic adjustabilities: http://www.247workspaceexpress.com/RTA-9105-ERGONOMIC-OFFICE-CHAIR/dp/B00CEZ7Q3I Please don't hesitate to get in touch if you have any more questions!
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I hate to divulge my weight... but I am 220 and it had no problem. I slept on it for about a week. I did not blow it up all the way, most of the way. I liked it a little softer than full.
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it didn't take but about 45min. for mine to take shape, granddaughter slept on it that night. Sorry to hear you are having problems