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Dwight
Jan 31, 2018

Connect the wires in parallel across the voltage source.

Explanation:

If you do this, each wire gets the same voltage it would have if it were alone in the circuit, and runs a current based on its resistance and that voltage.

But, since you have two (identical?) wires connected the same way, each runs a full amount of current - double the original amount.

Other than this general result, I am not sure about the operation of the airplane bulb you refer to...perhaps if you include a picture?

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