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Unread 03/17/2007, 09:37 PM   #1
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Power Stations

I've done a search and wasn't able to find anything, I've been doing research on electrical set ups and several times have seen “DJ Power Stations” and I’m curious on what they do, if anything? Can you run more thru them then from a normal plug?

The reason why I am curious is I have one 15 AMP circuit to run my tank on, and the same curcuit is used on my home office. I am worries that I will trip the breaker when everything is in use. I'm hoping that a Power Station works as an amplifer for power some how. I hope I make sense, do I? Thanks!


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Unread 03/17/2007, 09:40 PM   #2
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The American DJ power box just lets you control multiple devices all from a single panel loaded with like 10 on/off switches. I don't believe it boosts power in any way though.


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Unread 03/17/2007, 09:43 PM   #3
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Ahh I figured that's all they did, but figured I could always dream Thanks for the response


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