INTRODUCING The all new Leoch Deep Cycle with AGM Technology LDC series Enhanced Design Features http://www.leoch.com/product/power/132.html Depth of Discharge EV Series LDC Series 30% 1800 2000 50% 1100 1300 80% 400 650 New Grid Alloy ÷ High temperature low corrosion rate ÷ Low water consumption ÷ Better
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RoyPower USA Technology Co is the manufacture of a 48 volt Lithium Battery Pack for Golf Carts This post is specifically about three models of 48 volt golf cart battery packs offered by RoyPow. Note 48 volt is a nominal voltage language used to identify a cart.
Read more →This older Yamaha cart is built tough. Yamaha is probably one of my favorite manufacture due to its beefy suspension. This Yamaha golf cart uses six 8v deep cycle batteries to create a 48 volt system. The customer requested the Trojan 8v T-875 battery because of Trojan’s
Read more →Golf cart batteries produce hydrogen gas that is susceptible to igniting if a spark occurs. Degraded, corroded golf cart battery cables can arc and ignite hydrogen gas that hovers around batteries. Replace battery cables that are corroded. Golf cart battery cables are only $5 ea and less
Read more →Delivered and installed new 12 volt Trojan Brand 30XHS 130 ah deep cycle batteries to San Clemente. The GEM Car will get 30 miles of driving range on a new set of 12 volt batteries rated at 130 ah. It is interesting to note that the Gel
Read more →Golf Cart Battery Damage To keep your golf cart batteries safe from exploding, periodically clean the the battery terminals and connection cables. Use di-electric grease to coat the cable and terminal ends after the golf cart batteries are connected. This will minimize the corrosion that occurs from
Read more →Delivered and installed six 6 volt Trojan T-105 batteries for customer in Julian with a 36 volt club car. He has a very nice and very fast1966 custom mustang.
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THE BASICS ON BATTERIES – reproduced from Web site: http://www.phrannie.org *Important Items Highlighted/Colored First things first. A 12-volt battery is not a 12-volt battery. Twelve volts is just a nominal, convenient term used to distinguish one battery from another. A fully-charged 12-volt battery, allowed to “rest” for
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