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03-04-2013, 09:46 PM | #1 |
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: South Atl, Ga
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Resistor amps vs stock controller amps
Hey im back. hopefully this wont be a over loaded question.
I just acquired a 94 club car electric solid state (My first solid state system) It seems way slower and quieter than my resistor carts of the past. my main question is since a resistor system gives the full amount of amps and alot is wasted and lost in that system. how many amps is that? and would this be a reason why it seems so much slower and quieter it only hits about 10mph on a flat surface and crawls up hills and alot less "kick" than the solid states. i have a stock controller *250amp i assume. the batteries aren't very new but seems to have good readings fully charged. Is this normal? i checked the v glide and it hits all of the posts. i disabled 1/2 speed for reverse and it goes pretty fast and has good torque actually more than forward. |
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