Can you use a battery if there is no outlet to plug your cart in when your in an area trying to sell hot dogs ?
1055101
You could use a generator. Just make sure the generator is in a well ventilated area since it runs on gas.
1055102
No, its necesary a converter AC/DC to use a battery. Can you search system UPS de 1.5 KVA in amazon.
10763
Yes. As long as you cart is 36 volts and has the Powerwise "D" shaped handle. The handle will have one "straight" side and the other side will be slightly rounded making a "D" shape. Hope that helps. Feel free to give us a call at 877-960-5464 if you need further assistance.
1316226
I belive in the instructions somewhere there is a statement about not using an extention cord. I would need to check. Since I also bought the cart, I just roll it over to the outdoor outlet. I could use the heaviest outdoor cord.
1199906
i guess if you want to be absolutley safe about it, you could install a circuit breaker. i run my direct off the battery, works fine.
1991341
Worked perfectly. Put the cart in unheated storage in Nov 2013 with the Tender hooked up. In April when I got the cart out of storage, the batteries were perfectly topped up
585125
Yes. I have two of these carts and I couldn't work in the yard without one. I have two in case something happens to one of them!! (lol)
733496
No. The range is to Handel low to over charged batteries. Used with 48v cart it would burn out as soon as three of the 6v batteries (48v carts have 8 of these battieres) peaked at 7v on a charge or regenerative braking.
809256
The problem is when the battery (and it is a sealed unit), goes you have no choice but to use it plugged in the cigarette lighter. I checked with Black and Decker and they don't make a replacement battery that you can buy for the unit. I haven't checked with any independent battery places but I'm disappointed with B&D.;
459536
I don't think I would try that. I checked in the owner's guide. The diagram in the quick start guide that shows all the connections has the power connection labeled - DC IN 10V, which I guess means 10 volts. I may be wrong, but all the golf carts I've ever dealt with have 12 volt batteries. It may be too much power for the sound bar.
2103723
Hi Cynthia, A battery pack can be used. If the electric is out for less than an hour, it probably won't matter. DON'T open the lid during that time... What you want to search is "uninterruptible power supply," or UPS
921246
Hey race walker, just about anywhere. I installed my panels on a motorhome that has been using two 12 volt 200 amp hr deep cycle batteries wired in parallel without solar. For the last 6 years I have used two GC-2 240 amp hr 6 volt golf cart batteries wired in series. I have always used this rule, get the newest, heaviest batteries that you can afford. In my case I have been served best by 6 volts golf cart batteries in series since my system is 12volts. Hope this helps
53321
I own a couple of these and the only way to power them on location is via extension cord or a generator. Harbor Freight sales some inexpensive generators. They are not ac/dc, if they are there is nothing on their website stating what battery to use. Hope that helps.
2243911
Best bet is Dr. Power Equipment at http://www.drpower.com. they are the original manufacturer of the cart. A local battery specialty store may carry what you need as well. This option would possibly give you the oportunity to have your existing battery checked, in case the problem is elsewhere in the cart. I suggest you take the dead battery with you, and possibly the charger, if you visit a local supplier. The new battery will be about $100, but if your cart is a useful to you as I have found mine, well worth it. Good luck! If you find a better location for the battery replacement I'd be glad if you let me know. I need to replace mine as well. Just saving up the $$$ Best bet is Dr. Power Equipment at http://www.drpower.com. they are the original manufacturer of the cart. A local battery specialty store may carry what you need as well. This option would possibly give you the oportunity to have your existing battery checked, in case the problem is elsewhere in the cart. I suggest you take the dead battery with you, and possibly the charger, if you visit a local supplier. The new battery will be about $100, but if your cart is a useful to you as I have found mine, well worth it. Good luck! If you find a better location for the battery replacement I'd be... » Read More Best bet is Dr. Power Equipment at http://www.drpower.com. they are the original manufacturer of the cart. A local battery specialty store may carry what you need as well. This option would possibly give you the oportunity to have your existing battery checked, in case the problem is elsewhere in the cart. I suggest you take the dead battery with you, and possibly the charger, if you visit a local supplier. The new battery will be about $100, but if your cart is a useful to you as I have found mine, well worth it. Good luck! If you find a better location for the battery replacement I'd be glad if you let me know. I need to replace mine as well. Just saving up the $$$ « Show Less
1264818
This is not for a gas cart. It is just for an electric cart. A gas cart has the electrical current already at the correct level. Just patch it in. Use a fuse though.
1833602
Works great. I use the cart only a few months as it is with our 2nd home at the beach. And we rent the house during the summer weeks. So we are there 2 weeks during the summer and mostly winters. I start with fully charged battery and then hook the 36volt unit up and it keeps the battery fully charged. We will be back at the beach during Aug and all I do is turn the key and off we go.
582645
I bought this cart for my husband and he just uses regular batteries for it
1543536
I don't believe that you can. I always remove my batteries when not in use. It helps you locate it in the dark and uses very little power.