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Greetings All,
I haven't posted or read any newsgroups for a long time. I am still finishing up my house and it has been really all consuming. Anyway, I know that there are a few folks here who have a Lincoln SP125 Plus welder. I added a purge button to mine a while ago and it is a big help. Saves wire and time. It would have been simple to use just a switch to actuate the gas solenoid but the solenoid is a 125 volt unit and I wanted to only switch low voltage. So instead I figured out how to use the low voltage circuitry that the welder uses. I'm sure that there is a better way but since my knowledge of electronics is so limited it is what it is. I sent the circuit changes and the scanned schematic to the dropbox a few minutes ago. Look for files beginning with SP125+. After I made the changes I coated the circuit board with epoxy in the areas where I had to remove the conformal coating. It's important to prevent any conductive dust from shorting anything. I hope this is useful to someone. Please feel free to tell me how it could have been done better. Cheers, Eric R Snow |
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