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Not Yet Wild
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Another Silly Question
I have searched for the information and cannot find it. How much run time can I expect to get out of my 36v system? What could I expect to get out of a 48v system? If I run WOT how far can I go?
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07-27-2008, 10:21 AM
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lug nutz
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Re: Another Silly Question
A single charge should last about 90 minutes of actual peddle time. Of course, there are many variables. including battery condition, tire size, cable and connection conditions, etc. Is the motor like new or older? any Hills? Also depends on whether your cart is an older resistor coil type or newer controller cart? 48v seems to be a little more depending upon whether you have six 8v or eight 6v?
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