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01-19-2011, 06:29 PM
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Not Yet Wild
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Near Palm Springs Ca
Posts: 34
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Re: Help 36V in a 48V cart not sure of my next move.
after the last charge finished the pack was at 37.6, get a little higher and i may have an extra set of 36V batteries. I have run it around a bit, about a quarter as much as i would do on a busy day, and the pack is sitting at 36.6.
reason i have the cart is there is a hill on the property and up and down is a pain in the butt, last cart was resistor and would coast down no problem, this one grabs, my guess is that's why it has a tow switch, so is coasting a no go on these carts? |
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