Golf power caddy charges
Golf power caddy charges
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V8 OWL

Original Poster:

79 posts

191 months

Saturday 11th December 2010
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Are there any tvr owners and golfers who have adopted the power caddy battery charges to work on the car, it is exactly the same principle (12v) but delivers a higher output range of 6amp, persumably for a faster charge time. They also have the trickle charge facility, so persume the rate reduces when the battery is fully charged. Popular tvr charges such as the accumate also work on golf trolley batteries so I can't see why it won't work the other way round, simply fasten a cig socket connector to the lead and plug in.
Does anyone disagree and think this won't work?

Daz1855

363 posts

192 months

Saturday 11th December 2010
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This really would be better off in the Griff section.

Some have heated corsets so have found some way of getting mains power in there.

Some have 12v powered curling tongs especially made for chest wigs - low voltage in case of metal objects shorting them out, chains, medallions etc.

Then there is also the Griff owners' solution to having few friends, usually battery powered.

Best off asking them smile

blitzracing

6,422 posts

251 months

Saturday 11th December 2010
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You wont have an issue with a Golf caddy charger, as you have have to charge sealed lead acid batteries more carefully than a car battery in terms of voltage limits and current, so it certainly wont do any damage.

Toma500

1,249 posts

284 months

Sunday 12th December 2010
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Quinny said:
Why not go to a Chimp gathering and ask the owners??? Most know a lot more about golf and golf carts than they do there carshehehehe
Curses beat me to it hehe