Solar golf cart electrical question

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The discussion centers on designing a solar-powered golf cart, specifically inquiring about the compatibility of a 200W PV panel, a solar regulator, six 6V DC batteries, and a 24V DC motor. Participants emphasize the need for a detailed design to assess whether these components will function effectively together. Concerns about voltage compatibility and overall system efficiency are raised, highlighting the importance of matching the battery and motor specifications. The feasibility of the project hinges on ensuring that the electrical components are properly integrated. Overall, the success of the solar golf cart project depends on careful planning and component compatibility.
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I have a final year project which is to design and build a solar golf cart. I have system for the electrical part of the design in mind, I would just like some clearance on whether these components will actually work. Here goes, this is what i was thinking of:
1. 1 x 200W PV Panel
2. 1 x Solar regulator
3. 6 x 6V DC Batteries
4. 1 x 24V DC Motor

Thanks in advance.
 
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Jassy said:
... I would just like some clearance on whether these components will actually work...

Are you asking if will they work together as a system? We have no way to know without seeing the design.
 
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