winter battery storage
I bought new batteries for my 2004 Club Cart DS this year. I want to make sure they are in good condition next year. I live in Michigan and my cart will be staying at my property up north for the winter - the batteries are home with me. They will be stored where they wont freeze (or even get close).
Since I cannot keep the batteries in the cart and on the charger, what is the best way to store them for long term winter non-use? A trickle charger? Some other way? Any resources you can point me to for long term battery storage? Thanks in advance for your help. |
Re: winter battery storage
Best storage advice is a cool location that stays above freezing and hooked up to a 48 volt FLOAT (outputting 53 volts) charger continually....
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Re: winter battery storage
Go with a trickle charger designed for 48 Volts. (I assume your pack is 48V) Your batteries will last much longer if you keep them fully charged during the winter.
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Re: winter battery storage
Question....Can he bring his batteries, jumper wires and charger home with him and charge as though they were in the cart with a by-passed OBC configuration?
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Re: winter battery storage
Try one of these....http://www.granitedigital.com/saveabattery.aspx
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