Miles on a full charge

[dundeebarnbuggy]

Originally Posted by crash test dummy

no .... the woman's wind from talking would decrease miles by a factor of 9.9

What if the man had bean burritos for dinner and leaned forward on the seat a little. Should cancel out some of her wind, no?

[teecro]

Originally Posted by Hi-Ho Silver

I picked up a used TXT 2001 EZGO last week, it runs on 36 Volts. Now my daughter wants to use it on the up coming Battle of Flowers Parade which I think is a 4 miles route, will the cart go that far on a full charge? I did drive it from the house that i bought it. From that house to mine was about two miles and I had no trouble with it.

Another thought to keep in mind is how many people will be riding in the cart? Weight will factor into how far you can go on a charge too.

no .... the dog will die

[dundeebarnbuggy]

[Conradconrad]

Lmao!

I have a 2007 txt but it has a DCS motor in it. With an alltrax dcs controller I get about 20-22mph depending on if the road is slightest bit incline or decline (flat either way for Florida) but you always have a 15-25mph head wind or tail wind

Ive run the cart 16-18 miles no problem and still had state of charge above 50%
Actually ran the cart once with four people close to 800lbs total during on of those 18 mile trips and had a little over 50% state or charge so basically shouldnt go further.

[Mooncarter]

LOL Hihosilver. Seems you should be fine. I apologize for the other guys comments when people ask serious questions.

I have a golf lesson with a plus size woman next week, and I don't want my cart to run out of juice on the secluded back 9 of the course. She might try to take advantage of me. LOL.

[Rickochet]

Originally Posted by hckymeyer

Give or take 6500-7000yds. Works out to around 4 miles give or take for an 18 hole round.

I am a golfer and wear a GPS golf watch that gives you actual distance traveled during a round. By the time you meander chasing balls I usually get a 7 mile distance on our 6200 yard course.

[Mooncarter]

Originally Posted by Rickochet

I am a golfer and wear a GPS golf watch that gives you actual distance traveled during a round. By the time you meander chasing balls I usually get a 7 mile distance on our 6200 yard course.

So, if my math is correct, you chase balls just under 3.5 miles per round? With much respect and humor, I thought I was the worst golfer in the USA.

[Rickochet]

Originally Posted by Mooncarter

So, if my math is correct, you chase balls just under 3.5 miles per round? With much respect and humor, I thought I was the worst golfer in the USA.

I knew I would get that response. But, the GPS doesn't lie. My group are actually low cap golfers. It is just a matter of fact by the time you meander back and forth across the fairways the distance adds up.