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MetroMPG · 06-12-2008, 11:30 PM

Need more info! Are you replacing worn out batteries? Or wondering what to use in a new conversion?

And, define "good" batteries. Cheap? Energy dense? Powerful? Robust? You'll get different answers depending on what you mean by "good".

I can say that the EVDL people constantly say that golf cart 6v batteries are the most cost effective battery available (cost/mile).

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