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Old 01-18-2014, 12:42 PM   #1
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Default 2007 48V IQ Regen low on Torque

Hey Guys,

I have a stretched 6 passenger CC that is awful low on torque. I have hooked up multimeter to each of the 8 6V Trojan t105 batteries and they show 6.4v on a full charge. The bank of batteries show 52v on a full charge. I load tested by hooking multimeter to the hot side, and to the ground side. As I'm climbing a somewhat steep hill I stop in the center of the hill, and throttle it 100% and the Voltage drops to around 41volts. I feel like that is to much dropage in voltage. Anyone willing to chime in and give a little input I would appreciate it. I built this cart straight from coming off the golf course. Cart has a Curtis 1510a @250V or 275V can't remember exactly, also has the stock motor and I'm assuming it is in speed code 1 or 2. I have also been thinking about adding a Alltrax 500 Amp controller, I have already upgraded to 4 gauge wire. Thanks for the input.

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Old 01-18-2014, 10:55 PM   #2
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Knowbody have any input on this topic? Wow!!!
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Old 01-18-2014, 11:00 PM   #3
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You may have to wait until everyone gets back. It is a vacation weekend and looks dead considering some of the questions and lack of answers.
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[QUOTE=RPatten;976896]You may have to wait until everyone gets back. It is a vacation weekend and looks dead considering some of the questions and lack of answers.[/QUOTE

Apparently so!! Lol!! I joined this forum for some input, however I haven't got a response until you. Vacation in January?
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Old 01-18-2014, 11:17 PM   #5
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You may have to wait until everyone gets back. It is a vacation weekend and looks dead considering some of the questions and lack of answers.[/QUOTE

Apparently so!! Lol!! I joined this forum for some input, however I haven't got a response until you. Vacation in January?
Dr. Martin Luther King holiday. Around here the entire city, being the capital of SC, shuts down since Monday is observed and then some of the local school districts have teachers work days on Friday or Tuesday this year. I just found out my kids are out of school Tuesday (yes it was on the fridge calendar but who looks at those). I was wondering why it seemed so many of my buddies were headed to Louisiana and Mississippi for ducks this weekend. Season ended here today I think.
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By the way, holding that throttle while stopped may screw up your motor. Burn it up. Be careful.
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Dr. Martin Luther King holiday. Around here the entire city, being the capital of SC, shuts down since Monday is observed and then some of the local school districts have teachers work days on Friday or Tuesday this year. I just found out my kids are out of school Tuesday (yes it was on the fridge calendar but who looks at those). I was wondering why it seemed so many of my buddies were headed to Louisiana and Mississippi for ducks this weekend. Season ended here today I think.
Haha! Calendar on my fridge as well! I pay it no attention!!! Lol
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I stopped on hill with out pressing the brake just on e to see what the voltage would drop to.
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For your matter, my cart HAD a speed code 3. It stumbled on some of the steeper hills at the hunting club and we have a few steep ones but it never stopped unless battery voltage was an issue such as when the kids ran it into the dirt.

And I say HAD because it is being changed over to a PQ motor and I have no idea what it is going to be ending up with. I will know that next week.
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For your matter, my cart HAD a speed code 3. It stumbled on some of the steeper hills at the hunting club and we have a few steep ones but it never stopped unless battery voltage was an issue such as when the kids ran it into the dirt.

And I say HAD because it is being changed over to a PQ motor and I have no idea what it is going to be ending up with. I will know that next week.
Torque or speed from pq?

I have been looking at a alltrax 500Amp , with a motor for additional torque. I have so Mich money tied up in it now, so I'm struggling on the extra $$ for the torque. I have also looked at the 2 speed rear axle buy its around $1500.00 as well
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