General information......

• A ring to hold a sand bucket if required 
• Fourth wheel. This prevents the buggy from tipping backwards when climbing steep inclines.
• The wheels can be positioned in a free wheeling position if required such as if the battery had not been recharged  and failed during the game.
• The wheels are well designed and very strong. Some inferior wheels tend to break.
• Metal connections. Easy to use and virtually unbreakable.
• There are two hand held remotes supplied
• The wheels can be set to enable the buggy to be pushed manually if required.

Digital screen

The digital screen offers the following.  

• The battery power is shown by the bar and 3 lights at the top of the screen..
• The red button located directly below the screen is the power on/off switch.
• The 3 buttons on the right of the screen are the cruise control. This enables the preferred speed to be selected so that each time it is stopped and restarted by using the red button it will resume the preset speed.
• There are 3 buttons on the left of the screen marked as 10m, 20m and 30m. When the selected button is pressed once the buggy will proceed for that distance before stopping. This is ideal when using the buggy in manual control mode.

The variable speed control dial is located on the right side of the screen housing The speed selected will be shown on the screen.

Remote control handpiece

The hand control handpiece is a comfortable size/design to handle. The antenna is flexible unlike the common type that use the metal telescopic antenna which can be damaged if not handled with care.
The controls are simple as there are 5 main buttons for Forward, reverse (both are used to control the speed also) left turn and right turn. The center red button is the stop button.
The lower red button operates the cruise control.
Each VRC is fitted with a cup holder for the purpose of placing the hand unit in when not required as when playing your shot or on the putting green.

33Ah deep cycle Battery

The deep cycle 33ah battery has plenty of power for the 2 x 200W motors to handle any course.
The metal connections are virtually unbreakable and very easy to connect to the buggy.

NOTE: The battery should be recharged after each game. Leaving them in a partially discharged state may reduce the life of the battery.

Ready to go

C-Tick

MiCaddy electric golf buggies meet the EMC standards required to legally sell in Australia and carry the C-Tick N15664.

NOTE: It is not legal to sell electric golf buggies in Australia that do not carry the C-Tick logo. If online suppliers have ignored this requirement it is reasonable to assume that they may have also cut corners elsewhere. How good is their warranty and after sales service?