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Old 03-24-2021, 11:58 PM   #31
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Powertron are good batteries. I believe they are made by Trojan. But it’s worth testing, even expensive Trojans can be defective and go bad quickly.

And I’d really strongly recommend against running golf cart tires at 32pai. I’d go 20 MAX. You’re likely to hear a very loud bang, followed by a fist sized hole in the tire at 32psi
I filled at 22 for running psi but it seems very squashy. I will take some air out and see if I can run a 25 26 and hopefully not lose any speed.
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Old 03-25-2021, 08:26 AM   #32
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Lemanz, did you ever do this? Although your pack may show full charge, you may have a failing battery....do this and post what readings are for each battery 12 hrs after charge AND under load
Lemanz, what I'm trying to find out is your individual battery readings after full charging and under load to see if one of your batteries is failing. Having a voltmeter is one of the most important tools when owning an electric cart. Get one of these if you don't have one:

https://www.walmart.com/ip/NJTY-Mini...rent/906881163

Post readings afterwards. This will let us know health of batteries.
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Old 03-25-2021, 06:15 PM   #33
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Lemanz, what I'm trying to find out is your individual battery readings after full charging and under load to see if one of your batteries is failing. Having a voltmeter is one of the most important tools when owning an electric cart. Get one of these if you don't have one:

https://www.walmart.com/ip/NJTY-Mini...rent/906881163

Post readings afterwards. This will let us know health of batteries.
I have a volt meter, its how I tested the batteries in the first place. Ill charge it tonight and do it tomm.
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