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    If what you are plating takes a certain amp and you go over that, what happens. Im having alot of trouble with the power source for Nickel and Copper plating. All the small 6 volt bulbs that I have found are not rated in amp draw and the Salesperson has no Idea what im talking about...LOL
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    Default Re: To Many Amps

    To calculate the amps draw of a particular light bulb divide the bulb wattage by the volts
    eg:21w bulb divided by 6 volts=3.5amps
    7w bulb divided by 6 volts=1.166amps

    Hope this helps

    Barry
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