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<blockquote data-quote="cfurtick" data-source="post: 16007" data-attributes="member: 541986"><p>As stated in the previous post the remote lead does provide 12 volts but only a very small amount of amperage. Therefore it wouldn't be advised to run multiple neon transformers off of it. However, you could use a relay and let the rem lead turn the relay off and on then the 12 volts would only be limited to the size of the fuse you installed for the lead to the relay.</p><p></p><p>Hope this helps</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cfurtick, post: 16007, member: 541986"] As stated in the previous post the remote lead does provide 12 volts but only a very small amount of amperage. Therefore it wouldn't be advised to run multiple neon transformers off of it. However, you could use a relay and let the rem lead turn the relay off and on then the 12 volts would only be limited to the size of the fuse you installed for the lead to the relay. Hope this helps [/QUOTE]
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