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Radio Shack, and if it is a real Mako motor it only draws about 10 amps
max in a stall, so you don't need to go too heavy. You may want to do
the obvious, which is change out all of the connectors to something more
substantial ( as well as on your charger), and while you are in there
solder the wires instead of butt-splicing them . That splice drops your
voltage, heats up, and also is where they generally fail.


DMeist1@cs*.co* wrote:
> 
> I'm looking for a heavy duty 2 post flat connector for my Mako scooter
> (connects battery to motor). I would like to have an extra set for a second
> battery. All of the connectors I've seen locally do not have the heavier
> gauge wiring for a 24 volt system. I've tried auto, boat and trailer parts
> stores with no luck. Does anyone know of a manufacturer of these type of
> connectors with the 12 or 14 gauge wire. Any help will be appreciated.
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