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Originally Posted by RickyM
On solar system on the charge controller when the batteries are fully charged there is a green light that goes on. I check the light every day and within a few hours after used it shows fully charged. There were a couple of times when there was heavily overcast for several day and just didn't charge enough. I am going to do the same thing with my new Yamaha G29. Like I said financially it doesn't really make sense but it's fun to do plus don't have to mess with plugging it in.
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Very good, might I suggest though that you make a point of plugging in your big charger (the one that came with the cart) regularly, say at least once every two months. The solar will only give a trickle charge but the batteries need a good heavy charge every so often to stir up the chemicals and to help clear the sulfate off the plates. The batteries will last a lot longer if you do this.
