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depending on the gauge of your pre existing cable allows you to pull currant to support the breaker. So no matter if you put in a bigger breaker in your panel, your wire gauge has to be big enough to support it so it doesn't fry and burn. If you can go to your outside meter open the little box it has under it you'll see how much is actually going into your place. Then depening on the size of that breaker, that is where you start. Dont out grow your place at first and cause yourself power problems.
Yea that's why i need a volt/amp prob to test my box, its so old all the numbers and writing on it is unreadable. Even the main breaker is so old i can not see how much amps it is. Really sucks !!
I can hook up power all day for my room but like you said if its going above what the house can handle then i will be fucked in the long run.