99 EZGO TXT 12 volt battery conversion

Join me in this DIY adventure as I convert my 1999 EZ-GO TXT golf cart to a more sustainable and efficient power source. In this video, I'll guide you through the process of upgrading the cart with three 12-volt batteries. But that's not all! We're taking it a step further by installing a solar charge controller . There will be further modifications to the cart in the future
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[@JohnTrinkle]

did you add the solar panel video yet?

[@ebeb284]

Thinking of changing my 4 x 12 volt Ezgo RXV weak batteries with Walmart marine deep cycle max and adding solar. You said you don't know how many mile for 2 days on a charge but my question is how many hills? Are you up and down or mostly level. For me, it's up or down when I'm in one of my carts ( all gas except for the RXV). Great video. Explained well and easy to follow. Thanks again

[@loganT763]

Where I ride one way is just mostly down hill but on the way back is all up hill . My girlfriend uses it for her gardening she does around the house and is always pulling a little trailer . We have been charging it more often but I plan on adding more batteries and testing it out . I’ve just got tied up with other projects

[@loganT763]

I still haven’t added my solar panels and I believe that will be a great improvement . One day I’ll get it done and test it out

[@davidrangel1731]

Did you use your regular 36 volt charger at all on your cart after you converted it to the 12 volt batteries?

[@loganT763]

Yes I use my 36 volt charger to charge it up and it works just like normal

[@octaviousmillz2864]

Where did you find the panels and charger??

[@loganT763]

I had the panel give to me but they do sell them on Amazon in a lot of different sizes and the charger I bought off of Amazon for around 30 or 40 bucks . One panel isn’t enough to run the charger

[@zacharyjones433]

What kinda range are you getting with those batteries?

[@loganT763]

I’m not sure how many miles but I ride it on my land carrying tools back and forth and I’ll charge it about every 2 days . It last longer then I expected