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Woodman · 07-05-2008, 12:58 AM

I just acquired what I think is an 87 3 wheeler EZ Go (36 volts). Batteries are shot, and will replace tomorrow. Assuming this cart works, it will be at a remote cabin in the Texas Hill Country. Electric is on the property, but not nearby where it will be stored, and we get out there no more than once a month. I'm thinking of getting either (3) 12 volt solar chargers, (6) 6 volt solar chargers, connecting the batteries accordingly for the charger. Has anyone had any experience charging carts this way, and if I do this, would I have to disconnect each battery, then tie (2) together for 12 volt solar panels, or separate each one for the 6 volt solar panels?
Thanks!!

07-05-2008, 12:58 AM	#1
Woodman Not Yet Wild Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Jones Creek, tx Posts: 6	Charging with solar panels?? I just acquired what I think is an 87 3 wheeler EZ Go (36 volts). Batteries are shot, and will replace tomorrow. Assuming this cart works, it will be at a remote cabin in the Texas Hill Country. Electric is on the property, but not nearby where it will be stored, and we get out there no more than once a month. I'm thinking of getting either (3) 12 volt solar chargers, (6) 6 volt solar chargers, connecting the batteries accordingly for the charger. Has anyone had any experience charging carts this way, and if I do this, would I have to disconnect each battery, then tie (2) together for 12 volt solar panels, or separate each one for the 6 volt solar panels? Thanks!!