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gumpbuck · 10-10-2012, 03:21 PM

Since you want to add several other accessories. I say go with a 25 or 30 amp reducer and use a juction/fuse box to link each item to the whole pack.

here's a link:
http://www.gandermountain.com/modper...ID=GSHOP_71230

Take a look at my album and you will see a pic of how I have used mine. I have a 2002 DS 48V cart. The reducer is connected to the pack and the fuse box. Each item is connected to the fuse pack. I use standard light kit, an LED light kit, a stereo and a 12v power port.

I do have a kill switch in place so the reducer is not pulling from the pack during times that I am not using any of the accecories.

The biggest plus to this is that the system pulls power, evenly, across the entire pack; not just a couple of the batteries.

Only other way to go would be to install a seperate 12v battery to run everything, instead of the pack.

10-10-2012, 03:21 PM	#2
gumpbuck Gone Wild Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Tampa Bay area Posts: 220	Re: Install a power port on Precedent Since you want to add several other accessories. I say go with a 25 or 30 amp reducer and use a juction/fuse box to link each item to the whole pack. here's a link: http://www.gandermountain.com/modper...ID=GSHOP_71230 Take a look at my album and you will see a pic of how I have used mine. I have a 2002 DS 48V cart. The reducer is connected to the pack and the fuse box. Each item is connected to the fuse pack. I use standard light kit, an LED light kit, a stereo and a 12v power port. I do have a kill switch in place so the reducer is not pulling from the pack during times that I am not using any of the accecories. The biggest plus to this is that the system pulls power, evenly, across the entire pack; not just a couple of the batteries. Only other way to go would be to install a seperate 12v battery to run everything, instead of the pack.