36 volt reducer

[yurtle]

Just catching up on posts. Make sure he switches the 36 volts, and not the 12. Otherwise it will always be on. Speed reading, so this may have been addressed.

EDIT: just checking, because the question of 10 amps refers to 12 volts, not the 36 volt input, which - worst case - would be half that (assuming 50% efficiency).

[honda_400ex]

Originally Posted by skipsmith521

Thanks for all the help.

The reducer was installed and seems to work.

As the sound of it on these forums, when the cheap one burns out...i will have my friend order a good one cartsunlimited.



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What did you end up using for a relay and switch?

[Mooncarter]

Scottyb has the best setup for this. But you can switch the cheap one you have. Like he said, even a light switch. I have done it.

[skipsmith521]

We got it setup with my friends cart. The switch is on the 36 volt side.

When the reducer burns out...He will order a good one from Scottyb.

We can start a pool bet on here how long it will last.

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