Club Car Golf Cart Build | 36v to 48v Conversion [part 3] | Converting Soc Meter From 36v to 48v

A 1993 DS Electric Club Car Golf Cart is converted from 36 volts to 48 volts. This is part 3 which covers the conversion of the State of Charge Meter (SoC Meter). The Voltage Divider rule & Power Formula from Electrical Engineering are explained and deployed in a practical manner. Also good soldering techniques are demonstrated.
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[@videos-zm7xr]

Thanks for these vids!! I have the exact same cart… a 1993 and everything. I was planning on replacing the batteries with 4 12v in a series to make it 48v and upgrade the wires, but not do the controller etc. do you think this will be okay?

[@cream6936]

How did you hook up the 48v charger port

[@civilcivilian]

i wish i had cooler neighbors.

[@sfitzner]

Same here