I mean, come-on, even the humble Hobart 210 MP mig machine at least gives you a small chart in its manual that give you an idea of where you might end up at a particular setting - help a brother out
p4nh4ndle
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Has anyone ever seen a Voltage-Amp curve for any of the Everlast welders? I've poked around, but can't seem to find anything. I have a Powerarc 200ST, that I generally like, except for the auto arc control feature. Just curious what its V/A curve might look like when you push in and activate its dig function.
I mean, come-on, even the humble Hobart 210 MP mig machine at least gives you a small chart in its manual that give you an idea of where you might end up at a particular setting - help a brother out
I mean, come-on, even the humble Hobart 210 MP mig machine at least gives you a small chart in its manual that give you an idea of where you might end up at a particular setting - help a brother out
Farmwelding
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I find it funny that you say the humble Hobart machine. It is a Miller with a orange and white paint job-and maybe a slightly different number so Hobart just copies everything.
A student now but really want to weld everyday. Want to learn everything about everything. Want to become a knower of all and master of none.
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