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Originally Posted by jimbo2012

6x 62 = 500???? I don't think so



what are those figures based upon?

20-25 years? how long have they even been on the market?





Again based on what, where R U getting these figures from?

Jimbo - "6x 62 = 500???? I don't think so"

Sorry, I meant 8 batteries @ 6 volts each x 62 pounds apiece of T-105 batteries = 496lbs


Jimbo - "what are those figures based upon?"

Jimbo - "20-25 years? how long have they even been on the market?"

Cycle life testing has nothing to do with life on the market, it is based on lab testing. Since anything new that has a long life can not wait until it it's life is over to prove how long it can/will last, laboratory testing is all that can be done with mathematical projections.


Jimbo - "Again based on what, where R U getting these figures from?"

Here is a technical data sheet. I have read many of your posts and you seem interested in the technology. This data sheet specifies 2000 cycles not the 3000 I stated. But I have seen data sheets in the past stating 3000-5000 cycles. My math was based on 3000 charge cycles. But if you normally change your lead batteries every 3 years, the 2000 life cycles will still get you 20 years on your cart.

If you are interested in more info, please PM me.