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How many sensors can you connect to the + output of the shock sensor before it will draw to many amps? Would 4 sensors be enough to burn up the 12v + circuit? Should a relay be used? Thanks for the help!

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You should never connect power or ground for additional sensors to the original sensor. The only thing that should go to the original sensor is the trigger wires.
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Thanks! Wish the manuals that came with these things gave you important information like that.

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