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Old 01-22-2014, 07:37 PM   #1
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Hi i have a electric rxv 48 volts, i hear a lot of people tell those cart are very sensible about electricity. I want to install a light kit, a horn, and a radio. But now i don't know what to do. Should i plug all on one battery, install a voltage reducer to keep the same charge level in all my batteries or just put an aux 12 volt batteries with a solar charger. Thanks
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Old 01-23-2014, 06:00 AM   #2
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Tapping the battery pack for 12V accessories is not a good idea for any cart.

At best, the stock RXV battery pack is only about 150AH, so using a voltage reducer might cut into your run-time significantly if your 12V accessories draw several amps.

An auxiliary battery for accessories would be best, but there might not be enough sunshine up there to keep it charged with a solar charger.
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Old 01-23-2014, 06:48 AM   #3
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with johnnie B
Auxiliary battery is the best way to go , just charge it with a separate 12 volt
Charger -esp if you were going to put a winch on cart in future , remember get a deep cycle marine style battery for accessories
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Old 01-23-2014, 08:49 AM   #4
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That what i will do, in fact i only use my golf cart in florida so there is enought sunshine there, another thing wich solar charger i should choose i mean how many watt, if i don't want to charge it.
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Ditto on the battery. I first went the converter route, then switched. I plug it into a spare battery tender when I put the cart on charge,
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I'm not sure i unterstand when you talk about converter you mean the ac converter right ?
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I'm not sure i unterstand when you talk about converter you mean the ac converter right ?
Converter is another way of saying Voltage Reducer. (DC to DC Converter is the full termanology)

I suspect by AC Converter you are referring to the régulateur de vitesse or Speed Controller.
I might be wrong, my French is Ce n'est pas terrible, since I haven't used it in years.
(I had to look up the phrases. )
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Converter is another way of saying Voltage Reducer. (DC to DC Converter is the full termanology)

I suspect by AC Converter you are referring to the régulateur de vitesse or Speed Controller.
I might be wrong, my French is Ce n'est pas terrible, since I haven't used it in years.
(I had to look up the phrases. )
?No conoce usted Frances? ?Es mala, verdad?
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?No conoce usted Frances? ?Es mala, verdad?
JD62 is from Montréal, not Tijuana.
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Ok thank for the explication, yes i speak french, i do the best i can in english, but it still not perfect, LoL. And it's sure i'm not from tijuana, just few second ago i wasnt know this place exist. Did some of you ever see montreal ??
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