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10-26-2009, 09:04 PM | #41 | |
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Re: 1999 Club Car upgrade options
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11-01-2009, 09:42 AM | #42 |
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Re: 1999 Club Car upgrade options
Still going strong on the resistors. No ill effects yet. I took some pictures of the setup so I'll figure out how to add them to the thread. Installed a Datel meter and made a State of Charge graph so I can tell what's up. Only thing is.... the Datel shows the voltage of the immediate draw state and takes a while to stabilize for a true reading of the batteries. Is there any way to cure this? Or do I just wait for the stabilization to know where my charge stands? Also, my key switch is wired via the diagram on the forum. So.. my switch connects to the forward/reverse switch and the foot pedal switch to only allow the system to arm when the key is on. I had to run separate wires to the batteries to connect the meter. I then put a little toggle switch on the meter to turn it on or off just to limit battery drain when not in use. Not that it draws that much.
I just got my AXE 4755 controller and I'm debating the motor. I want speed but also a little more torque. All I've heard so far is the DD ES-81. If you look at their graph online it shows a speed of 21mph and 50% more torque. Sounds great but is DD the only motor company or is there another? I'd like 25mph at least and still get a little additional torque (50% is great but maybe I don't need quite that much if I can get more speed too). The only other option I've heard is the DD 3:2. Any input? Last question.... with brand new Trojan T-875's what should be my run time (average) on a full charge with the controller and motor? I've read a lot about losing run time with the higher amp draw motors like I'm installing. I do still need to get around 18 holes (maybe 36 on a good day). Any problem with that kind of run time or do I need to rethink this whole thing?? |
11-01-2009, 11:01 AM | #43 |
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