how long will it take to charge and will it plug directly into older club car?
1049747
Hey Randy,Battery charging time depends on a variety of factors (temperature, battery condition, state of charge, etc), but will take a good amount of time. When I was using it, my batts were never more than 25% discharged, the outside temp was 90 degrees, and charging took 2-3 hours. The charger is putting out more than 1000w, so it's not a lightweight.As far as the plug, it depends on what your car has. The connector is an SB50, which looks like two blades next to each other, enclosed in a flat plastic housing. About 1.25" wide, 1.5" long and 3/8" tall. You can swap the plugs, if the SB50 is not on your cart. I used this for a 1970s Taylor Dunn, so I had to custom-wire a cable for charging. Hey Randy,Battery charging time depends on a variety of factors (temperature, battery condition, state of charge, etc), but will take a good amount of time. When I was using it, my batts were never more than 25% discharged, the outside temp was 90 degrees, and charging took 2-3 hours. The charger is putting out more than 1000w, so it's not a lightweight.As far as the plug, it depends on what your car has. The connector is an SB50, which looks like two blades next to each other, enclosed in a flat plastic housing. About 1.25" wide, 1.5" long and 3/8"... » Read More Hey Randy,Battery charging time depends on a variety of factors (temperature, battery condition, state of charge, etc), but will take a good amount of time. When I was using it, my batts were never more than 25% discharged, the outside temp was 90 degrees, and charging took 2-3 hours. The charger is putting out more than 1000w, so it's not a lightweight.As far as the plug, it depends on what your car has. The connector is an SB50, which looks like two blades next to each other, enclosed in a flat plastic housing. About 1.25" wide, 1.5" long and 3/8" tall. You can swap the plugs, if the SB50 is not on your cart. I used this for a 1970s Taylor Dunn, so I had to custom-wire a cable for charging. « Show Less
1049748
Don't know how long it takes to charge, we just plug it up at night & it's ready to go in the morning. We have a 1983 E-Z-GO & the plug fit it. Was expecting to have to replace the plug but did not.
1049749
Depends on how depleted the batteries are. I generally charge all day or overnight. My cart required a crows foot plug, I cut off the one that came on the charger and replaced it with a crows foot that I purchased elsewhere. I think it was about $25 I've been satisfied with the charger.
1049750
I can't really answer how long it takes because I've only used it once and my batteries were not very low, however it is much faster than my old charger, and MUCH quieter. I had to order the crowsfoot connector ($38.50) extra to fit my older Club Car (1987)
1049751
I have an 1989 TXT. I've put brand new batteries in it (US 2200) and it takes several hours to charge. We're talking in the 6-8 hour range and I've never had the cart below 60% charge. This charger comes with an Anderson style plug, it looks smaller than what came with my original charger but it does fit into the cart receptacle perfectly, so if your cart has an Anderson style plug (SB 50) then it should fit perfectly.
170055
So far it takes about an hour to charge and it will last for at least 3 hours!
1339623
Bonnie, This an awesome fully automatic charger. My cart is an 89 ClubCar 36V, crow's foot plug as indicated on the inset picture. I used it all last year and am extremely happy with it.
1805223
The charge depends on how hard you run the car. My 12 old son runs it pretty hard continuously and the charge last 20 to 30 minute. To charge it up again takes a few hours. He has two batteries for his.
1319365
Higher voltage (220 vs 120) and higher current will charge ayour car faster; however check your owner manual to ensure compatibility;
2128359
Hi Malia, Sorry it took me until now to respond. I wanted to ask my husband to be sure since he plays with my son more with the car. He said it usually lasts about 7 or so minutes. We did buy a separate battery charger that recharges it a lot faster than the one it comes with. I hope that helps you. Good luck!
2083258
Not very long. Used it on my radio at pool and it only lasted for bout 1hr on full charge. Best is to buy a 12 volt car battery and a 110 converter.
396993
O.K., 7.2 (7.50) VDC charger output, 9VDC battery for remote, first charge about 4-5 hours (tells you in the instructions) Throttle/Steering (adjustable)-proportional, no light on the car because it's a Formula-1 type car (not Le mans).
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I routinely charge it every week to 10 days for at least 6-8 hours. The charge level is about 25-30% when I do, so I'd estimate that it will safely last up to two weeks between charges. (The charge level appears on screen when you click on a vehicle location to get info.) BTW, when I looked into buying, I read in the reviews that it can be connected directly to the car's electrical system. No details, though.
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If it's plugged into its charger, it will. If you haven't bought it, don't. The FM reception is pretty bad and if you're traveling, you'll have to find a new station to tune into as you pass through towns unless your car radio tunes all the way down to the "dead" (87.9) channel. A lot of car radios don't (mine doesn't).
92557
It takes a couple hours by connecting it to a mini USB power supply, from Ymir wall charger or cigarette charger in your car
1207594
No it will not. The pins on a star car are thicker than those if a club car. If you tell me the golf cart model and current charger model yoiu have I can help you find the right charger
860351
I don't know. Suggest you contact Club Car, as they should be able to tell you
1486809
It should, but it takes about 2 full days to charge, this works on most EZ-GO TXT golf carts.
328206
as long as the golf cart is 36 volts it will work fine ifthere is 3 battery's you art charging it should be ok. but if charging one battery Yes
277234
This charger is designed for Star Car golf Carts only. If you have a Club Car Golf cart, you need to determine if you have an On Board Controller or not. If you do and it has not been bypassed, then you need to order a 48 volt 15 amp Power Supply Charger for Club Car. If you do not have an On Board Controller, then you will need a 48 volt 17 amp golf cart charger for Club Car. The 17 amp charger has a control board built inside of it while the 15 amp power supply works with the on board controller to charge the batteries. Thank you CAR Partners, LLC
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The plug can be changed, as I had to change for my application of the charger, but there aren't any adapters and/or plugs from the manufacture for the Club Car Golf Carts. You might consider the Yamaha G29/Drive 2007-Up 48 Volt 17 Amp DPI Battery Charger which is also available from Amazon at http://www.amazon.com/Yamaha-Drive-2007-Up-Battery-Charger/dp/B00KTLT2UY/ref=sr_1_20?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1402956221&sr=1-20&keywords=club+car+powerdrive