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Old 03-12-2018, 05:12 AM   #8
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You connect 12 volt batteries in parallel, to sum the available current, if you put 3 of them in series, you would sum the voltage and end up with 36 volts.

The 6 volt batteries would need to be connected in series, to get to 12 volts.

-Brian
Woops.. you are right.. i had it backwards. I went back and fixed it. Thanks

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