Thinking of upgrading your golf cart from 36v to 48v? 🚗⚡ Discover everything you need to ensure a smooth conversion process! From essential tools to step-by-step tips, this guide will help you increase speed, power, and battery efficiency. Don't miss these expert insights to avoid common mistakes and unlock the full potential of your golf cart. 💡 Let's make your upgrade a success! Use discount code 4FNQZ5OFF and get 5% off...!!! At the VATRER Website: www.vatrerpower.com/products/48v-105ah-lifepo4-golf-cart-battery-4000-cycles-rechargeable-lithium-battery-max-10-240w-power-output-perfect-for-golf-cart-and-off-grid-applications-etc?sca_ref=7694943.WFm6a5n7gMTmU&sca_source=YT #EZGOGolfCart #GolfCartConversion #36vto48v VATRER on Amazon: www.amazon.com/dp/B0BPRR2GBR?maas=maas_adg_A26F2EF8051250D22D20900A519C2FDE_afap_abs&ref_=MaaSRefParam&tag=maas VATRER Christmas Promotions: www.vatrerpower.com/pages/2024-christmas-lithium-battery-sale?TH-cam&BIGALTX #vatrer #vatrerpower #battery #LiFePO4 vatrer48v #vatrer105ah #golflife Thanks for Watching! alan As a member of the VATRER Associate Program, I earn from qualifying purchases As a member of the Amazon Associate Program, I earn from qualifying purchases
Hmmmm now that's a thougjt;;;;lol;;;well I was plannin on comin over and havin Christmas dinner with you guys but my tricycle has tow flat tires and a broken pedal;;;also my tricycle motor skips a beat every now and then so not trip worthyl;;;;we be WISHIN Y'ALL ;;;;A;;;;MERRY CHRISTMAS;;;;;
I have been contemplating the upgrade from 36v to 48v, but am concerned about the Solenoid and Controller which are both labeled as 36v. I am operating a TXTPDS 36v with 3 12v 100AH LiFePO4 batteries in series, so was thinking of just adding another 12v battery in series. The controller I have is 1206MX-1120 with a 36v Solenoid which is already wired for the rocker fwd and reverse switch. I am struggling to know if I need to spend mega money for a new controller.
That’s a great question. I’m just a layman, but I would think your controller needs to be 48v. I would have to recommend contacting a golf cart mechanic to answer it.
Good info. I have to pick a minor nit here. When you talk about it you're saying Lithium. What you have is Lithium Iron Phosphate as opposed to a Lithium-ion battery. There's a major difference in terms of safety and longevity. I'm sure it was just a verbal shorthand but there may be folks who don't really know the difference and are just learning about it so for their benefit maybe use the technical terms so they don't get confused. Saying 'lifepo4' may throw off a newbie. If you do any other videos maybe make it clear that you got a Li (Lithium) Fe (Iron) PO4 (Phosphate) battery to help out those who aren't really familiar with it and are just learning. I mean no offense, I think you're the best.
Thinking of upgrading your golf cart from 36v to 48v? 🚗⚡ Discover everything you need to ensure a smooth conversion process! From essential tools to step-by-step tips, this guide will help you increase speed, power, and battery efficiency. Don't miss these expert insights to avoid common mistakes and unlock the full potential of your golf cart.
💡 Let's make your upgrade a success!
Use discount code 4FNQZ5OFF and get 5% off...!!!
At the VATRER Website:
www.vatrerpower.com/products/48v-105ah-lifepo4-golf-cart-battery-4000-cycles-rechargeable-lithium-battery-max-10-240w-power-output-perfect-for-golf-cart-and-off-grid-applications-etc?sca_ref=7694943.WFm6a5n7gMTmU&sca_source=YT
#EZGOGolfCart #GolfCartConversion #36vto48v
VATRER on Amazon:
www.amazon.com/dp/B0BPRR2GBR?maas=maas_adg_A26F2EF8051250D22D20900A519C2FDE_afap_abs&ref_=MaaSRefParam&tag=maas
VATRER Christmas Promotions:
www.vatrerpower.com/pages/2024-christmas-lithium-battery-sale?TH-cam&BIGALTX
#vatrer #vatrerpower #battery #LiFePO4 vatrer48v #vatrer105ah #golflife
Thanks for Watching!
alan
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Thank you.
that's really cool Happy Christmas Eve!
Merry Christmas!
@@BIGALTX YES! SHOUT OUT to the Big GUY God~!
Merry Christmas! That thing kicks off on starting line! No sound; no stinky thing. It's your electric sailboat on wheels!
Thanks, it really does go! It’s quiet and fast.
@@BIGALTX not 12V! Keep us updated how it goes.
Hmmmm now that's a thougjt;;;;lol;;;well I was plannin on comin over and havin Christmas dinner with you guys but my tricycle has tow flat tires and a broken pedal;;;also my tricycle motor skips a beat every now and then so not trip worthyl;;;;we be WISHIN Y'ALL ;;;;A;;;;MERRY CHRISTMAS;;;;;
That's funny! Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas to you too!
I have been contemplating the upgrade from 36v to 48v, but am concerned about the Solenoid and Controller which are both labeled as 36v. I am operating a TXTPDS 36v with 3 12v 100AH LiFePO4 batteries in series, so was thinking of just adding another 12v battery in series. The controller I have is 1206MX-1120 with a 36v Solenoid which is already wired for the rocker fwd and reverse switch. I am struggling to know if I need to spend mega money for a new controller.
That’s a great question. I’m just a layman, but I would think your controller needs to be 48v.
I would have to recommend contacting a golf cart mechanic to answer it.
I think you’re saying, go lithium?
Good info. I have to pick a minor nit here. When you talk about it you're saying Lithium. What you have is Lithium Iron Phosphate as opposed to a Lithium-ion battery. There's a major difference in terms of safety and longevity. I'm sure it was just a verbal shorthand but there may be folks who don't really know the difference and are just learning about it so for their benefit maybe use the technical terms so they don't get confused. Saying 'lifepo4' may throw off a newbie. If you do any other videos maybe make it clear that you got a Li (Lithium) Fe (Iron) PO4 (Phosphate) battery to help out those who aren't really familiar with it and are just learning.
I mean no offense, I think you're the best.