Looking for best bang for the buck in 48v lithium conversion would these work?

Pat911 · 01-13-2022, 05:05 PM

An issue with cheap, low capacity packs is that they will not be able to supply the continuous and peak currents required in a cart. The 60Ah battery linked to in the first post can only supply 60A continuously or 120A for a brief period. Definitely not enough.

Also, spending the money on a 25 year old cart is a non issue. Putting a lithium pack in a DS will transform the cart and give it a new lease of life. The performance increase will suprise you. And as has been said, it can always be transferred in to a new cart if you wish.

01-13-2022, 05:05 PM	#11
Pat911 Gone Wild Join Date: Dec 2020 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 1,939	Re: Looking for best bang for the buck in 48v lithium conversion would these work? An issue with cheap, low capacity packs is that they will not be able to supply the continuous and peak currents required in a cart. The 60Ah battery linked to in the first post can only supply 60A continuously or 120A for a brief period. Definitely not enough. Also, spending the money on a 25 year old cart is a non issue. Putting a lithium pack in a DS will transform the cart and give it a new lease of life. The performance increase will suprise you. And as has been said, it can always be transferred in to a new cart if you wish.

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