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bleh
i was wondering if anyone out their knew if their is a device which reduces amps and not voltage i need something that i can use to controll the amount of amps flowing.
thanks everyone
thanks everyone
Originally posted by bleh
i was wondering if anyone out their knew if their is a device which reduces amps and not voltage i need something that i can use to controll the amount of amps flowing.
thanks everyone
Originally posted by bleh
its a battery for a lawn mower its 12 volts with 9.9 amps
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