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Mr. Smith<p> I do have the article you wrote, I read it several time, as a matter of fact I dug it out again last week, it is the October 2003 issue. Small world, when I was reading it last week I thought to myself that you would be the guy to ask all these questions.<p> So in other words, on my mac...

Mr. Smith<p> So far, your explanations are shedding a lot of light on my questions, you seem to know your stuff. <p>One thing I seem to notice on the Lincoln is that every winding, on the secondary, seems to be connected in serie with each other, is that possible?<p> The welder I am planning to make...

Mr. Smith<p> Thanks for all the interesting information. In the informations you have given me, some seems to explain some of the machines I have seen but I don't see one that seems to work for my Lincoln 180 Amps. My machine has one winding on the primary that is made of #14 wire, the output is con...

Mr. Smith<p>If you know about welding machines, I sure would have a few questions for you. I have made a few experiments of my own that raised a few (many)questions, first, I have a Lincoln 180 amps welding machine with a selector switch and no matter what position I put it I read about 60V Open Cir...

I am looking for information on current/voltage requirements for different type of welding machine, MIG, TIG, Stick, Plasma, Spot weld, High frequency... I am particularly interested in TIG and Plasma. Thanks<p>[ October 31, 2004: Message edited by: connect21 ]<p>[ October 31, 2004: Message edited b...