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Emery, You know my setup already. I can't tell you about stock amp draw. I can tell you that my dual fans run on a 10 gauge wire directly from the batt, fused, switched, and then to the twin motors. When I activate the switch, it turns on the fans and feeds the thermostat that controls the compressor clutch. Whan all is running it all but pegs my ammeter. I run a 30 amp fuse near the batt. It has worked well for 2 seasons. Sounds like you are headed in the right direction..stay cool..Bill

10/31/0511:32 AM

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