36v Batteries

[EZGO]

they arent imaginary questions, i will have a cart, im just not having any luck finding a cheap workable one at the moment

[SpoiledRotten]

Originally Posted by EZGO

they arent imaginary questions, i will have a cart, im just not having any luck finding a cheap workable one at the moment

Then buy a cart with fairly new batteries and you won't have to worry about it for a few years. Simple.

[custom carts]

Originally Posted by SpoiledRotten

Others will elaborate, but you won't get much run time out of 12 volt batteries. Not enough lead plates involved.

this is so very true

[arcitech]

Originally Posted by EZGO

they arent imaginary questions, i will have a cart, im just not having any luck finding a cheap workable one at the moment

Don't worry too much, we only want to help, but you can help yourself by asking your questions silently to yourself, then type them into the search drop down first. If you don't find what you are looking for (you will find more than you need, trust me!) then ask your question in a post. If you drop a question without reseaching first, these guys will rib you good! Then they'll get around to helping you out. Just remember that we are all here because we love our carts and carting, not because we want to read something for someone else.

[EZGO]

Originally Posted by arcitech

Don't worry too much, we only want to help, but you can help yourself by asking your questions silently to yourself, then type them into the search drop down first. If you don't find what you are looking for (you will find more than you need, trust me!) then ask your question in a post. If you drop a question without reseaching first, these guys will rib you good! Then they'll get around to helping you out. Just remember that we are all here because we love our carts and carting, not because we want to read something for someone else.

Oh ok, sorry.