ReplyHere are screen shots of what I'm talking about (this is regarding the TIG duty cycle):
WeldingWeb Craftsman
My question is directed at the Everlast people.
Reading on the Everlast web page: https://www.everlastgenerators.com/p...t-240v-1-phase regarding the duty cycle. On the technical specification list it lists the TIG duty cycle (top) at 325A / 22.9V @35%, 245A / 19.8V @ 60%, 190A / 17.6V @ 100%. But I was scanning over the manual for the unit and it stated the duty cycle to be 320amp / 60%. Is something misprinted here, what is the actual duty cycle for the 325EXT?
I would have posted this question on the Everlast Forum but something is problematic with registering there so this forum will have to do. I may have other questions but I'll consider one thing at a time.
Ernie F.
WeldingWeb Craftsman
Here are screen shots of what I'm talking about (this is regarding the TIG duty cycle):
Ernie F.
Master Welder
It is a misprint. It is 35%. We are updating some things and we will try to carch this in the update of the manual.
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Master Welder
It is a misprint. It is 35%. We are updating some things and we will try to carch this in the update of the manual.
Esab Migmaster 250
Lincoln SA 200
Lincoln Ranger 8
Smith Oxy Fuel setup
Everlast PowerPlasma 80
Everlast Power iMIG 160
Everlast Power iMIG 205
Everlast Power iMIG 140E
Everlast PowerARC 300
Everlast PowerARC 140ST
Everlast PowerTIG 255EXT
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