will these make my car battery die fast?
1567655
My little bro has it in his honda with an extra fuse nd never complains about battery drainage
725603
They do but if your using it for a mod the MAH is to way to low that it'll die within minutes and it charges way to fast. Hope that helps
256435
They will work -- you have to match the voltage. Club Cars come in different voltage. You can look up your model online. If I had to buy them again, I would not. They hold the charge but they don't last long. We used to go around on our cart for days without recharging. Now we can't go more than 5 miles without them being completely out of juice.
1263613
When your take your keys out of the ignition... it turns off the ability to draw power from your car battery. You wouldn't have a problem with this.
2271451
No because they run on just about the same current you might want to run them with your parking lamps which are located in the corner if you are connecting your running lights they might actually heat up and melt the plastic or blow a fuse my car came out clean the way I installed them which is running them with the corner lights
1287192
My guess is that they would, I'm not sure how much life you will get out if them. Sometimes rechargeable batteries won't have as long of a life as non rechargeable ones. I bought these to use in led aircraft marshalling wands and they performed great. Make sure to fully charge them and don't short cycle them and they should work fine for your radio
203491
they're just like other lead-acid batteries and will lose their charge quicker in the cold and also sustain damage. i suggest you find a warmer indoor place for your battery. if you're using it at a ski chalet you can either hook a heater up to keep it warm when you're not there, or just transport it around with you. remember tho it's quite heavy
829407
This thing will eat a battery up. The instructions tell you not to use it without the car running .
498228
No. These are rechargeable units, so all you need to do is charge it on a regular outlet and take it out to your car. The charge will last about 10 minutes continuously.
1745554
No. They seem to use so much less power that they just won't kill the battery. I've had them on overnight several times with no issues.
1966200
It is all based on how you drive the vehicle. If you are driving it hard and full throttle all the time your battery will die quickly. You should consider getting a 2s 7200 lipo
900574
How long they last depends on what you are cutting. Very hard woods will eat up the battery faster than soft woods. I always buy a spare battery, and you will be good to go for a lot of cuts.
2089015
I can't say for sure. When I put them in my 2002 they literally started smoking and blew the fuse. I'd look elsewhere.
2215237
probably will, they are a standard size 18650 battery, so you should be good.
1594262
I had good luck with these.. only 1 of 8 have failed. These batteries loose 2% per day sitting around... so after 60 days, should be empty.Regular alkaline and lithium (non-rechargeable) will Keep a charge for up to 5 years. Car and rechargeable batteries do drain. A car battery after 30 days will not have enough power to start a car.... Maybe you have a bad lot?? Some chargers trickle charge.. some do not.
636603
I am no battery expert. But, these are the first aux lights that I have wired without a relay. The relay issue, as you may know, is due to excessive amp draw through the switch. These are very low amp draw. I would think any battery would not be effected using these lights. Besides, this is as much a function of your charging system. Hope this helps. PD
580458
They don't die. My small battery #29312 last me 2 times for my yard I guess 45 minutes and the large battery #29322 has been going since April, I guess over 2 hours. Actually they have never died only got down to the last green charge indicator light.