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the alternator is what puts out the 14.4 volts. if you wish to figure out the circuit use the formula A*R=V so you take the voltage 12 divide by the amp 12 and you get 1.2 as the resistance. so in your circuit, the max allowable load is 1.2 ohms.

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Q: To run 12v dc things in a car the battery outputs 12v regularly but it can go as high as 14.4 when the engine is running I need a circuit to regulate this at say 12v 10 amps to prevent over voltage?
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