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On 3/18/2011 7:30 AM, amdx wrote:
"John - wrote in message ... On 3/17/2011 8:45 PM, amdx wrote: No. Aren't all go carts electric? Here's a video, that's about 2 years old. I have since put new deep cycle batteries on it. It has a lot of torque, the kids love to do donuts, ok, I do too! I smoked the first motor after a year or year and a half. Actually the motor was ok, but a connection between one 4 gauge wire and eight 16 gauge wires overheated and created a lot of smoke. I had a second motor, so I made another motor mount and put it on. This started as a project to get my 16 yr old son to build something instead of play video games. It was more my project than his, but I had some time with him and he learned a little, so I'm glad I did it. He is too. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MKjbXltAew Mikek That's great, Mike. I hope you have considered the safety aspects of a broken batter in a collision. Probably. Yes, it is a concern, I have thought about a cowling to go over the batteries, but so much to do so little time. Retirement 6 long years away, (note to self, eat right and exercise so you'll still be healthy in retirement) :-) Mikek Gotcha. When you mentioned go cart earlier, I was thinking golf cart. That's why I thought they were all electric. Now that I have my head on straight, I see that your go cart is an impressive little machine. Good work. John |
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