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Post subject: relocating with a WalkAide

Posted: Wed Sep 01, 2010 12:12 pm

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Has anyone moved, relocated or for any reason needed to go for servicing and/or supplies to another location other than the place you originally purchased the WalkAide? How does the new place get the information from the WalkAide unit? Can information be downloaded to a flash drive? What has been your experience?

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