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Originally Posted by jonr3
1999 "Humdinger" Club Car DS
1) Brand of battery - Extreme Team
2) Ah capacity - 150
3) Number of individual packs -
4) Pack voltage - 81
5) Controller upgrade - Navitas 600A/5kw
6) Motor upgrade - Navitas AC
7) Series, Sepex or AC drive - converted to AC drive
 O.D. Tire size - 26.5 inches
9) Typical driving terrain - hilly paved roads
10) Estimated range on pavement - 80 miles
11) Average and Top speeds - 35-40 mph, 51 mph so far
12) Likes or dislikes - Love it! NO maintenance and I only need to charge it about once every two weeks.
13) Additional comments - This battery is in my "Humdinger" (DS) cart and it almost fills up the entire battery compartment.
2014 Club Car Precedent
1) Brand of battery - Extreme Team
2) Ah capacity - 100
3) Number of individual packs -
4) Pack voltage - 81
5) Controller upgrade - Navitas 600A/5kw
6) Motor upgrade - Navitas AC
7) Series, Sepex or AC drive - converted to AC drive
O.D. Tire size - 23 inches
9) Typical driving terrain - hilly paved roads
10) Estimated range on pavement - 50 miles
11) Average and Top speeds - 35-40 mph, 49 mph so far
12) Likes or dislikes - Love it! NO maintenance and I only need to charge it about once every week and a half.
13) Additional comments - This battery is in my Precedent cart and it fills up about half of the battery compartment.
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Thanks for your great review, jonr3! Your performance is exceptional. AC drive is an excellent way to go. This will excite anyone who wants to get from "here to there" quickly.
If you get a chance, take a 5 mile ride in each one at your average speed and record the Ah's used. I am trying to confirm an approximate Ah per mile number.
Mine is 1.45 Ah per mile on flat roads, with two riders. It seems like 1.5 Ah per mile is fairly accurate for a stock or upgraded cart. I curious to see how AC drive compares to sepex drive.