Charging Electric Golf Cart Batteries
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Charging Electric Golf Cart Batteries
Electric Golf Cart questions?
I have a 36 volt EZ Go Golf Cart. Its REALLY old (Like 20 years), but it still runs, and I was wondering how long will it take for all 6 batteries to get fully charged if the batteries where completely dead? Also, how long do they normally last on a full charge?
I would appreciate any responses. thx
Normally a full charge will take 12 hours. You should check the battery water level as golf cart batteries usually have caps you can unscrew and add water to them. This must be done on occasion to insure proper battery charging works.
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Schumacher SE-4020 10/40/200-AMP Wheel-Style Charger/Starter
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Schumacher SE-1-12S Fully Automatic Onboard Battery Charger - 1.5 Amps
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DescriptionThe Schumacher SE-1-12S Fully Automatic 1.5-amp Onboard Battery Charger is an AC powered automatic trickle charger / maintainer for use with 12 volt lead-acid batteries. The unit features an automatic charge cycling process that allows charging to turn on and off automatically as is necessary, and its "onboard" design and included hardware makes for easy, convenient mounting adjacent to batteries both inside and away from vehicles... |
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Schumacher SE-1 Trickle Manual Battery Charger - 1 Amp
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DescriptionSE-1 - SCHUMACHER - â?¢ Economical 1-amp charger plugs into a wall electrical outlet. Convenient 12-foot power cord reach. Charges small 12 volt batteries and keeps larger batteries warm in cold temperatures... |
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Roadpro 12V Battery Clip-On and Cigarette Lighter Adapter
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DescriptionPower your larger 12-volt products with your battery - clips attach directly to vehicle battery - - - - - - - -... |
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Sunforce 50013 1-Watt Motorcycle and Powersports Solar Battery Charger
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DescriptionNever again worry about dead batteries on your Motorcycle, Personal Water Craft, ATVs, Snowmobiles, etc with the Sunforce Products 50013 Solar Powered 12V Sports Charger. The Sports Charger will charge any 12V battery with the power of the sun... |
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Golf Cart Battery Repair Refurbish Kit
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DescriptionWe Own a local buisness that sells Used Golf Carts and have use a method to refurbish weak and poor preforming golf cart batteries. This method has been around for years but the battery companies do not want you to know about it why would they you use two house hold products and it saves you from buying $700 worth of new batteries!Everyone with an electric battery powered golf cart sooner or later faces the problem of weak batteries, poor power and slow charging of the golf carts batteries... |
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36 Volt 12 Amp Golf Cart Battery Charger for EZ-GO Powerwise
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DescriptionThis is a new Quick Charge 36 Volt 12 Amp Automatic Battery Charger for Golf Cars or other 36 volt battery equipment. It uses standard 117 volt AC power. This new QP Series of chargers features digital readout on the front panel of volts and amps... |
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36 Volt EZGO Battery Indicator, Meter, Gauge - Golf Cart
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DescriptionBattery Status The battery meter has 10 LEDS that will light to show the battery condition. When fully charged, only the 10th LED will light shown a green LED. As the battery discharges, successively lower LEDs will light; the 9th, 8th, 7th and so on lighting only 1 LED... |
I am looking into buying an electric car and need suggestions?
I am a college student who does not want to deal with the hassle of owning and operating an actual car anymore, and I was thinking of buying one of those small golf-cart type electric cars.
Does anybody have any suggestions on where I could find a good one? The cheaper, the better, I am on a very tight budget (that's why I'm thinking of buying one in the first place). I also need a model where I can take the battery out and charge it in my dorm room, because there's no way to charge it in the parking lot. Also, I need something that is legal to drive on roads with 40mph speed limits (I shouldn't ever be driving it on a faster road I don't think)
I am not aware of electric CARS cheaper than the Zap Xebra which run approximately $10-11,000 and require proximity to an electrical outlet. You could check with your college for a parking spot near an exterior outlet and see if they would designate the parking spot a charging zone for electric cars --- (most colleges are running electric vehicles in their maintenance departments).
If the speed requirement you describe is critical AND the one battery charging you may have a hard search.
