No the current draw on this 230v 180a DC Mig welder is 20a. I have a 240v 40amp breaker that ill be using.

Input Current is 20a.

How much of a necessity is the infinite dial?

How about this Lincoln Electric Easy MIG 180? https://www.amazon.com/Lincoln-Electric-Easy-Flux-Core-Welder/dp/B01M17905T?SubscriptionId=AKIAJO7E5OLQ67NVPFZA&ascsubtag=52564191-16-740172196.1484705830&camp=2025&creative=165953&creativeASIN=B01M17905T&linkCode=xm2&tag=d_2b_a_o...

Thanks!

But the rest of it is fair good quality... Is this one that you've used or known someone to have used?

Yeah, It sounds like 180 amps would be about the right output for what you're talking about, and 110v units just don't do that. This one is 180 amps, dual-voltage, priced close to your target, has some nice features, like burn-back adjustment and a cast aluminum wire drive. It's from the Jasic/Razo...

Thanks for chiming in!

Does the Handler 130 and Power I both have all of the options including the 120v/240v capabilities AND DC output?

Hey Gang, First time poster here. Just really for some advice on a good model through a reputable brand of welder. Based off of my research I'm looking for these options. -120v but 240v switchable -DC output -Dual MIG (Gas and Flux Core) -Good duty cycle (Not max as I'll only be doing shorter beads....