Cost to charge batteries

[TerryH]

I just plug mine in and walk away.

[DJBlade]

Oh well, thought the info was cool. I was so use to a gas 4 wheeler and the cost to use this is way less. As you were gentlemen....go enjoy your carts! :)

[SpoiledRotten]

You mean I've been paying to charge my batteries?
It wasn't itemized on my bill so I thought I was getting by with that for nothing.

[shadowman]

Originally Posted by DJBlade

Oh well, thought the info was cool. I was so use to a gas 4 wheeler and the cost to use this is way less. As you were gentlemen....go enjoy your carts! :)

oh yes it is cool .....i whould love to just see it in action.....................

[ForBruce]

Originally Posted by DJBlade

Yes at 25 cents per kilowatt hour I would see that charge being that high. However I am only charged 11 cents per kilowatt hour here. Plus last night was based on an 8 hour to 16 hour charge. So using your 25 cents per kilowatt hour I can easily see 68 cents per charge. Like I said this is not a scientific experiment, and I am sure with multiple charges noted and avereged I can come even closer. That is cool tho seen the mathematical estimate and the real world estiment side by side

11cents is rather cheap ( i wish) are you including the local taxes in your figuring. how about scanning you bill and posting it . ( cover your name and address) i would be interested in see it.
maybe carolina burns cow dung to make electric ...yuk yuk yuk

one of the surveys i did for a Brooklyn,nursing home who buy their electric in bulk thru a third party pays 13.5 cents per kw.---

[TerryH]

Originally Posted by DJBlade

Oh well, thought the info was cool. I was so use to a gas 4 wheeler and the cost to use this is way less. As you were gentlemen....go enjoy your carts! :)

No, it is neat info. I didn't mean anything by my comment. It was just an apparent failed attempt at humor.

[mkernan]

Cool info. I also pay 11 cents in Texas.

[DJBlade]

Will try to upload a scan of the bill. Don't know if it works or not, but it is in PDF format. It was 11.95 cents...not 11. Sorry for the small adjustment.

[DJBlade]

Trying again...forgot to black out personal info....SHESH what a noob move!!!!!

[DJBlade]

Ok, a copy of the bill....again, its 11.95 cents, not 11. Sorry for the small adjustment. I am not including taxes, because we don't pay them. We do have a Subdivision lighting fee, and a Franchise fee....but that's all. Plus I am set up on a monthly average thing....gonna drop that soon because the new bills should be $125 cheaper than the original $278.

My intent wasn't to debate cost...just sharing some friendly info.