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Not Yet Wild
Join Date: Sep 2017
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Looking ahead 36V vs 48V
I have an old 80's Columbia 36V cart, and I purchased one of those Chinese Curtis branded 1205 controllers after starting to have some issues with the old solenoid/resistor system. Those controllers can be programmed for 36 or 48V, and I got to thinking about future upgrades. I was looking at the main contactor, and the reversing contactor, and started wondering if I could use a 48V to 36V step down to continue using those 36V contactors if I were to upgrade to 48V in the future. Or, do I just get 48V now and drop a pile of cash on batteries. I'd guess I have a few years left in the 36V batteries, and am not wanting to upgrade them quite yet.
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04-22-2019, 09:46 AM
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Gone Wild
Join Date: May 2011
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Re: Looking ahead 36V vs 48V
You may want to call ScottyB at Carts Unlimited about this?
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