Efficient 36V Golf Cart Battery Charger: EZGO TXT Medalist, 36 Volt Trickle Charge Review

I bought this 'so called drip charger', hooked it up to my EZGO wagon and supplied a trolley in 1999. Storage When I took it out of storage 6 months later there was no water in any of the batteries and I had to buy all new batteries. I believe that the charger should be kept charged at all times and should not switch off when the batteries are fully charged. I couldn't contact the seller to get a refund.

This charger was received on Wednesday and was plugged in according to instructions within 72 hours. Still shows no charge, battery is still about 60 percent according to my meter. Bats are only 2 years old. This charger was a roll of the dice based on reviews and it turned out to be a clapper! don't waste your time. The return process has started. The company offered to send me another one and I declined. I just want my money back and an upgrade to more expensive chargers. #learn learned

I bought 2 of these because they sounded fantastic BUT. They charged both carts and never turned off. I was looking for a companion/charger, not a "charger". Both carts worked for 2 days and my garage smelled like an acid factory. I charged them for 2 days and then turned them off as I felt something was wrong. I tested them after 2 hours of sitting. One car had 42.5 volts and the other 42 volts. They're attacking, but I can't trust them at all. My batteries will be dead by the end of the year…