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Power supply problem - Anodising
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[QUOTE="Person8, post: 493984, member: 23420"] To add to the max current and keep the voltage the same, power supplies need to be hooked up in parallel. Positive to Positive, Negative to Negative. If hooked in series the current will not increase, the voltage will. Try your supplies in parallel and see if the results are any better. A car battery can provide up to a couple hundred amps, which may be a bit too much. Larry [/QUOTE]
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