Cart Is Pit?

[MrHance]

"I had design this system to have the robot batteries being charged on the cart at all times even when your not near a Ac power source. To go along with that it provides a AC and DC lines for charging laptops and running some electrical tools depending on cart battery size and inverter being used."

I reference to the above information, be careful about doing this as we tried to do the same thing on a carrier that we built on year and we can to find out that the setup burned up three battery chargers running thru a AC to DC converter because the wave signal was different that the wave from the AC outlet. Just a thought from the past.

[BlackShadowFox]

MrHance You have my Diagram slightly mistaken When it said "AC input" it meant only from a wall outlet. So the Three batteries would only charge from AC if it was present But when AC is not present then 3 relay would trip. One in the inverter so that the DC would be converter to AC and the two DC relays that would switch the batteries charging from the AC to DC converters to a DC to DC converter providing a nearly no energy loss system.

If you talking about inverters and their waves i have heard of these two "pure" and "synthetic" i currently own 3 (2 pure 1000 watt inverters, and one 400 synthetic). I plan to use the one of the pure ones since my DAD is a electrical engineer who told me too and for these parts came out of an ambulance so i hope they would be up to standards.

inverters companies
(pure)
Vanner (+ using this one)
Tripplite
(synthetic)
Cobra