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arc welding with generator
I would like to start practicing with an arc welder on scrap metal so I
can move on to welding up metal buildings. The problem is, there is no electric where I need to practice my welding. I do have a 5500 watt generator with 9500 surge. I'd like to buy a buzz box to start arc welding, but I don't want to destroy my generator either for drawing too much current. Do you guys have any estimates as to how many amps I can go up to on a buzz box and stay under 5500 watts from the generator? I'm looking at the 225 amp AC buzz box. Thanks, Sam |
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