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Without any background in engineering or physics, Brad set out to design a better wheelchair for Liz. One that would provide no limits.
"I did not [have any experience]. What I did was, with my concept, I went around to a lot of people and the first thing they asked me is if I was an electrical engineer,” Soden recalled.
“I'm just a dumb ol' hillbilly, but I wasn't going to take no for answer so when a lot of people turned me down...it didn't stop me. I just kept working at it."
Soden began devouring books on electrical engineering, and he began tinkering.
"I made my first Tank Chair in 2007," Soden said. "And I basically pushed the limits on what you can do with electricity. Started a lot of fires, met a lot of resistance. But from what I learned, with the applied science, we've done some pretty cool things."
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2013/04/02/sweet-chariot-arizona-man-love-for-paralyzed-wife-makes-him-king-custom/#ixzz2PzPV0UyD
This guy has done so much for disabled mobility! Wish he were a member here! They were in a car wreck, she came out paralyzed and he walked away. She said, "Dump me." His response was: "Will you marry me?"