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Power Injection at Multiple Points
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[QUOTE="TerryK, post: 116229, member: 32169"] You can but one needs to sub-fuse. That is each splice into the prop needs to be fused down to protect the lower current device whether it is a string, strip, or flood, etc. The reason is if something would happen to cause the prop to absorb the entire 14 AWG fused 15 Amp load the wire and/or prop would burn. Beyond that, one would then need to evaluate voltage drop relative to cable length and current draw as should be done with any power injection cable. [/QUOTE]
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