Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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Thanks, me. I will search also, and if I find anything I'll let you know.
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Yo me, I just got this from the DIY chatroom( a very useful site)If you search ebay.com for LED headlights, there are over 20,000 items. You can further subdivide it by putting ATV in your search, then you will get about 40 items. One that looks promising is called "YAMAHA BANSHEE BLASTER GRIZZLY HEADLIGHT LED ATV LIGHT" and you can also search for it by copying that name into the search block...
I haven't had time to look myself yet.
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I wondered this as well, but it might mean having to bring your own power connector with you. Much like PCs ans mobile phones, the part that plugs into the cart varies by manufacturer/model. k
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Where or what is "LAL" ?
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Sammy:
I'm pretty sure that LAL should have been posted as LSL, meaning Lake Sumter Landing! Sadly, lots of posters are a bit sloppy with their postings! SWR
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"LAL" is right next to "LSL"..... just like "L" is next "S" on your keyboard. Just a fat finger
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Katzbox - Yeah, I thought of that also. I travel a lot and next to my wallet, my Rx and my cell phone, my cell phone charger cord is right up on the top of my list. The cart charger would be no different.
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I think the range issue for electric is way overblown. We live at the current southern extremity of TV (near 466A) and have traveled to Lopez, golfed and come back at night and still had close to half a charge left. When you think about it, if a cart gives you a 50 mile range and at an average speed of 15 mph, you would have to be in your cart for over 3 hours of constant driving.
Having to follow behind gas carts is one of the more obnoxious parts about golf cart transportation - akin to the old days of eating in restaurants next to a smoker. |
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Most carts cannot go 50 miles on a charge. Very few should do so without discharging the batteries too low reducing the life of the battery pack. |
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Most electric carts go 35 to 40 miles on a full charge. However that should be plenty for going from one end of the Villages to the other, playing 18 holes and returning after dark. Electric carts require you to maintain your batteries. Add distilled water and not over fill. Clean the terminals to eliminate the corrosion. Maintain a full charge every day and if your away, have someone who will use and charge once in a while. I have two carts, a gas Yamaha and a Club Car electric. Both have there pro's and con's. If I am going a long way and doing night driving I usually take the gas. To go play 18, have lunch and come home, or just going to the square, take the electric. If I could only have one cart, it would be the gas Yamaha.
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