TheeBigGuy
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Is this the best solution for a great price $129.00 each..But will it be enough to drive a golf cart all day...10miles? Are there better deals today?
Black Friday..can I use 12volt 50 amp hour LiTime batteries to run a golf cart?
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sunshine_eggo
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They will likely struggle with delivering sufficient current, particularly that associated with the surge induced by the electric motor.
rodrick
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what voltage is your golf cart
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36 volt 1963 golf cart...
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You will need a bms capable of enough amp output and ok to run in series because you will need 3 batteries in series and from our 36 volt cart performance I would recommend the 100Ah batteries for any distance comparing the power to our fla batteries
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thank you
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Stock 36V controllers can pull ~175 amps with even the most basic cart ( fleet speed EZGO ), so your battery of choice must be able to handle that and few of the 12V batteries would not trip the built in BMS in a single series string.
Something that would fit in the standard battery tray would be 6 of these, in a 2P3S configuration which should work and is lower cost than using the common 6V trojans used in golf carts
Something that would fit in the standard battery tray would be 6 of these, in a 2P3S configuration which should work and is lower cost than using the common 6V trojans used in golf carts
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Damn... those are cheap.
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