Golf Cart 36v 48v DC Converter Old vs New | Looks Identical but Is There Really A Difference?

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  • Опубліковано 3 лип 2024
  • Today's video we see if there really is a difference between 2 identical looking dc converters.
    4 wire DC Converter - amzn.to/3UMGZ7p
    5 wire DC Converter - amzn.to/49ySfbK
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 22

  • @billmackey1072
    @billmackey1072 4 місяці тому

    So far I’ve only used the old school converter and added the relay. Now I think I’ll order one of these new one’s add give them a try. Always look forward to your interesting new videos.

  • @futuretechnique7919
    @futuretechnique7919 4 місяці тому

    keep doing a good job. love ur videos!! i appreciate you!

  • @mrjones862
    @mrjones862 4 місяці тому

    Keep up the great work

  • @RBallarddesigns
    @RBallarddesigns 4 місяці тому

    Good info sir. Keep at it.

  • @tallishyeti2756
    @tallishyeti2756 4 місяці тому

    Do you prefer using a DC to DC converter or just running an additional 12v accessory battery?

  • @shaunwilliams1237
    @shaunwilliams1237 4 місяці тому

    Game changer, if you don't want to use relays. There should have been this option from the get go.

  • @qitstrn
    @qitstrn 4 місяці тому

    What happened to the Epoch videos? I was wondering what you had the controller set to during your range test with the 60ah kit? Couldn’t find the video anymore. Been having alarm codes with my kit

  • @dieselrugg
    @dieselrugg 4 місяці тому +1

    To be honest all you measured was output. I would suggest using a clamp-over DC ammeter to verify there is no amp draw between the converter and the battery. That will measure true parasitic draw.

    • @wassman27
      @wassman27 4 місяці тому +3

      Agreed since the new one only eliminated the constant circuit in theory it should have less idle amp draw. However I would not use a clamp-on meter as a inline meter will provide more accurate numbers.
      If the idle draw is the same or only slightly less I would stay with the 5 wire since you get more features and options for power. On the other hand is the idle draw is a considerable amount less the 4 wire would be ideal if constant is never needed.

  • @pickandstrum
    @pickandstrum Місяць тому

    Could a person just unplug an existing 5 wire converter and just plug in the new 4 wire converter

  • @nikolasallen5219
    @nikolasallen5219 Місяць тому

    So basically I don’t have to run a relay with the new one?

  • @frogr42000
    @frogr42000 4 місяці тому

    HELP PLEASE! I have 3 Epoch 48v lifepo4 batteries and they are all dead. How do I go about bringing them back to life? Thanks in advance

  • @drakebmck
    @drakebmck 26 днів тому

    Navitas advises to remove and discard the precharge resistor, did you do this?

  • @davidsuarez7154
    @davidsuarez7154 4 місяці тому

    If you turn off your big battery pack in the center how long does the converters blue wire hold memory? For like a radio to hold its stations?

    • @Fentertainment
      @Fentertainment  4 місяці тому

      The converters blue wire will remain on while the cart is off and the battery is turned on. However if you turn the battery off then the converter will power down as well. If you dont want to turn the battery off you could add a relay inline between the converter and 48v input and control the coil with the key switch. I have multiple videos on that.

  • @d1570r7
    @d1570r7 3 місяці тому +1

    I'm not an expert but why is missing power relay on the new one isn't mentioned? I'd assume that is the main piece that is needed to "relay" power to the memory.

    • @Fentertainment
      @Fentertainment  3 місяці тому +1

      The new one doesn’t have memory wire. So the converter doesn’t stay on like the old one did.

  • @nygiantsman2952
    @nygiantsman2952 4 місяці тому

    I need some help how can I get in contact to you

  • @darinbarfield8738
    @darinbarfield8738 День тому

    I’m currently reviewing various 48V-12V converters,
    As one I purchased last year, used less than a year mostly for headlights, but stopped putting out 12v.
    But I’m steering away from any of these blue case converters,
    Is there is absolutely no way to know what you may or may not be getting for your money.
    Seems like more Chinese junk that the market has millions that must be unloaded on unsuspecting consumers.

  • @darinbarfield8738
    @darinbarfield8738 День тому

    This review says it will still drain power, drawing on the batteries.
    This will drain your batteries and destroy your battery pack
    Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2022
    This draws 160 mA in "Off" state, which will drain a 48V pack to 'completely dead with plates in the air" within a few months of storage. Ask me how I know this. Should have read more reviews and questions/answers. Of course it's out of warranty, but a new battery pack is on the order of a thousand dollars, so even getting my money back wouldn't be useful at this point.

  • @darinbarfield8738
    @darinbarfield8738 День тому

    I’m currently reviewing various 48V-12V converters,
    As one I purchased last year, used less than a year mostly for headlights, but stopped putting out 12v.
    But I’m steering away from any of these blue case converters,
    Is there is absolutely no way to know what you may or may not be getting for your money.
    Seems like more Chinese junk that the market has millions that must be unloaded on unsuspecting consumers.