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Phasing NST requires you matching the voltage.  So two 12kv or 15kv together.  But no where have I found if you need to match the current rating?  Can I run a 12kv 30ma with a 12 kv 60ma for a total of 90ma?  I was thinking they would act like batteries and the higher current one would try to charge the other.  

John Cooper


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