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Lincoln welder what size rotary phase does it need?
I got a 400 amp Lincoln power supply and I am pretty sure my rotary phase
converter is to small to run it. It's an Idealarc R3S-325 and I down loaded a copy of the manual and it say it will draw 51 amps. Any one try running one of these on a rotary phase? My rotary phase converter is an older factory built unit. It has 3 switch positions. Center is off. Up is "Start" and once it's running you push the switch to down. There is no markings that I have found on it. It's is a large unit and runs my lathe just fine. My lathe is 7 1/2 HP. The question is really will it run my welder. I plan on using .03 solid wire most of the time, if not all the time. I will probably never run it turned up all the way. Richard W. |
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