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Husbandry and Basic CareGeneral stuff about keeping and maintaining cornsnakes in captivity.
Hi Everyone,
This is what I was talking about. I guess we will call this the "parallel" application. Whatever you want to call it, it works perfect. I soldered all the connections and it warmed just fine. Thanks for all the replies.
Jay & PJ
Drizzt80 - Pcar has his "pieces" of FlexWatt wired in a series in his diagram but his "load" is still in parallel.
PJCReptiles has his "pieces" of FlexWatt wired in parallel in the pictures and diagram and his "load" is also parallel.
I know the above sounds very confussing and I do not know how to briefly explain it in detail.
To answer your question --"Series in effect makes 'it' one piece of flexwatt, while parallel makes each flexwatt (piece) individually hooked up to one outlet? basically yes
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