Will this work for a Kenwood marine radio in a golf cart?
1682942
sure it worked for me, just have to figure out how to hold the antenna in a place you want it maybe Velcro it somehow
1682943
As far as I know, antenna connectors for marine and auto are standard. This antenna wire is short so you will have to rig it up somehow.
873602
This would probably be good enough for a golf cart, as long as it is not an extra large cart for four or more people.You would have to rewire the key ignition to make it accessible. The key start switch is now mounted on the motor which would be under the seat on a golf cart. I'm sure there would be a sizable amount of adapting to be done.
1863605
don't know the answer to that, however--look to see if there are 4 small holes around the radio knobs. it should work if the holes are visible
406231
This will not work. This unit takes the 36/48 volts that a golf cart battery bank uses and reduces the output to 12 volts. It will not run a 110 volt rope light.
668870
Yes Sir. This solenoid will work. It's not the exact part number you are referencing... However, it is an equivalent. If your golf cart is newer that 1986, and is a 36v circuit, you are good to go. Make sure you wire this solenoid exactly like the OEM solenoid. No worries.
94548
It should. If the radio in question has an SMA connector such as GreeNwood or Wouxun radios.
682533
The plug on there will fit the two prong Kenwood, Wouxun, Baofeng, and I'm pretty sure some of the two prong talk about radios. It's best to have a pin output wiring diagram for the radio to which you are intending to use it on to confirm the function circuits are on the correct pin bands. These diagrams are usually in the product manufacturers literature and available through the corresponding manufacturers web support system.
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.
1157283
It should work on any 12 volt DC source...usually golf cart batteries are wired in series to produce the higher voltage, so I would be extremely careful and test your connection for the correct voltage BEFORE you connect the LED's...higher voltage will probably burn the lights out permanently.
679064
I believe it will, I used it on my Pioneer radio in my car and it worked fine...
255345
Depends on how many batteries you have. Gc2 everyready 6 volt golf cart batteries from Sams Club should be enough. And your location also is a factor.
1833601
Yes, I use it for my golf cart and it works fine I have been using it over 6 months
1449596
Yes, it does! Thats exactly what i use mine for. I have an '03 club car golf cart that runs on 48 volts. It maintains, charges & conditions your batteries to get more life out of them! I don't even use the original charger at all any more! My cart runs on 6 8v batteries.
1258477
Not really sure. The metal points on the kit line up with the metal pads on the walkie talkie. I guess if your radios are configured that way it might work. I would be uneasy buying them with the little info I've given
380573
Sure, it should work. It plugs in the back of the radio and grounds itself.
284587
Yes. If you have a 36 or 48 volt golf cart it effectively reduces the voltage to output 12V.
2099328
I'm not sure. It worked like a charm in my 98 Golf, however. I installed a new radio myself.