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Gone Wild ![]() Join Date: Dec 2014 Location: Dallas, TX
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| ![]() I drove my cart 7 miles today. After resting for 30 minutes or so, the voltage is at 38.1 volts, which is about 96%. At this rate, I could drive 46 miles and be at 60% SoC. Seems unlikely. ![]() Does it drop way off at some point? |
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Voltaholic ![]() Join Date: Dec 2013 Location: Close to Navasota Texas
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| ![]() I don't think its completely linear, and I think it could vary from battery manufacture. JohnnieB will most likely be here soon with some fancy charts and stuff and a better answer! |
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Gone Wild ![]() Join Date: Dec 2014 Location: Dallas, TX
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| ![]() For reference, I have relatively new Trojan T-105s. Feb 2015 6 X 6 volts |
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Gone Wild ![]() ![]() Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: Oregon City, Or
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| ![]() My notes for Range Test (per JohnnieB or Sergio) 1) charge pack 2) rest 12 hours 3) record voltage of pack 4) drive X miles 5) rest not less than 1 hour 6) record voltage 7) difference of voltage gives mileage rate (X miles/ voltage 3- voltage 6) This is from my rough shorthand notes. This would be a rough estimate. Of course any up slopes and down slopes will change results greatly. Any corrections would be welcomed. . |
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