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I got a 600W Malibu low voltage transformer powering my landscape
lights. But some of the lights further from the transformer are not as bright. I only have a single 12 gauge wire with all the lights attached on it. Can I attach another 300W transformer at the far end of the wire so that the lights there will be brighter? I cannot really run another wire from the 600W transformer, since much of the wire run under concrete pathways and also my driveway. Thanks |
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