We do not own our own golf cart as our club does not allow personal carts. How easy is it to connect to an electric golf cart?
260707
It has to be hooked up to the battery terminals...it really isn't meant to be temporary.
260708
This is not a heater that that can be carried in and simply hooked to batteries and off you go. Mounting requires drilling holes, wiring requires you to open battery compartment, remove nuts on battery connections, and then rewiring with new terminals.
2283676
Call cart tec and they will walk you through the process step by step. They are easy to work with over the phone. They did it for me.
1461035
I used standard crimp connectors to wire mine up to a 12v marine battery underneath my golf cart. I used the red ones because their the smallest. Because the wire is so small, I stripped enough so I could double the wire over. Then I daubed liquid electrical tape over it. Hope this helps.
156898
You can adapt the Pyle PLR34M to any vehicle. I have no idea what the dash of the golf cart you mention looks like. You will have to be a little creative in mounting the radio, probably under the roof, in the center & next to the windshield. You will have to find a 12 volt - negative ground tap to power the radio. Next you will have to install a small out door speaker (Amazon), 8 Ohms next to the radio and tap into the upper right rear socket, the first upper left tap, #1 & #2 , for the two leads from the speaker. Next , you'll have to mount an antenna. An auto antenna can be mounted on the rear fender. A roof mount is not very practical on a golf cart. First time under a tree and there goes the antenna. It will take some work, but it can be done. GPS systems are being installed golf carts all the time. Good luck. CS.
1320501
While I have no exact information on it, I don't see why not. It's such a simple installation, that it should be able to be used on anything with a battery source. I'm not sure if Golf carts are the same voltage or not. I'd contact the folks at Gorilla to ask that question. Just go to their website, and hit the support tab. Send 'em a message. They're very good about responding. If the voltage isn't a question, it should be fine. I'm thinking about putting one of these on my Jeep!
98410
From their web page: "The Little Switch is rated at 100 amps continuous service and 500 amps for 10 second surges..." At 36 volts, you are not going to exceed the dielectric of the materials that isolate the poles on it unless a conductive media is introduced between the poles. (salt water...) I see no issue working on your golf cart. http://www.flamingriver.com/index.php/products/c0015/s0008/FR1002
418403
This is like a new car that you can't get into gear unless you put your foot on the brake. Why tec support could not tell you how is bad. It's so easy it's hard the first time. Plug the unit in. Place a record on the turn table. Press the cue button. Lift the arm and bring it over to the record.Press the cue button to lower the needle. Your turn table is turning. It' a clever way they have it set up BUT why didn't they put it into the instructions. I think I'ts a great unit.
582224
Doubtful. Ultimately a question for Game Golf. I would think you need two devices (and profiles) but you would probably see the stratification in distances on the club performance displays.
266103
I do not know the DC voltage of a golf cart, but it will test the 8-volt battery. Is the battery fully charged? The tester comes with an owner's manual which offers a detailed description of the tester's capabilities and test instructions.
697073
When you use the key you can move the club to fit your steering wheel or take it off from it. it is simple and works well. If it doesn't retract then your club is broken.
1807873
I used this in my son's car but with 12 VDC circuits. I know you said you are going to use this for some auxillary circuits in your golf cart and although the cart is 36 VDC, the aux circuits will be 12 VDC, which means you will be tapping off one of the batteries or adding a dedicated Aux battery - correct? If so, no problem at all, just remember this unit is NOT water proof and you will just need to size the fuse to protect the load. I actually removed my unit after thinking about it further and installed the Blue Sea push button reset breakers. Built a small panel with the breakers and a few 12 VDC power supplies, along with some indicator lights and such. Blue sea makes a really neat prefab panel with the breakers and toggle switches - little pricey but everything is water proof (have to buy box or provide cut out separately). Hope this helps
1126535
I really don't know. I have a club car with 6 batteries. It works very well with my cart. I don't see why not if your cart uses standard golf cart batteries.
334215
It is quite easy to install. The canopy has velcro straps located at the front top and bottom. After sliding it over the top front edge secure it with the straps top and bottom. The back works in a similar way. The bottom back half is secured with attached hooks that attach to the bottom of the cart. The very back works in an easy similiar way. It is easy to take on or off. The biggest features are the front and back. The ability to see clearly out the front is all worth it. The back has a double feature allowing easy access to your clubs and at the same time protect them from the rain. The bottom zipper gives you easy access to your bag, and if the weather is good you can unzip the two outer sides roll it up and tie it up. Hope this helps
368445
We have a yamaha golf cart, so I can't answer that question, sorry I couldn't be of more help.
2232230
No - a help rather than a hindrance - most carts have a cover for the golf clubs.
874716
I don't see why not. It's designed to run off of 12VDC, so assuming the electrical system on your golf cart is 12V, I would assume you could make it work.
802180
Sorry I can't say for sure as I am not a Mac user. I do believe that you will find the info on Golf Buddy's website or by contacting their customer service.