dinofx
New Member
I have a kit which powers 2, 4" cold-cathode tubes. I'm guessing the bulbs are wired in parallel with each other, allowing a single inverter could power both. Does anyone know if the tubes must be driven separately? Sounds unlikely for a $5 kit
What are the chances that the inverter could:
a) power *three* 4" tubes (can it supply that much current?)
b) power one 4" and one 6" tube? (does the 6" require 50% higher voltage?)
I don't really have room in my PC for 2 inverter boxes. Thanks.
What are the chances that the inverter could:
a) power *three* 4" tubes (can it supply that much current?)
b) power one 4" and one 6" tube? (does the 6" require 50% higher voltage?)
I don't really have room in my PC for 2 inverter boxes. Thanks.