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Stick Welding with inverter welder and 5 kW generator
On Saturday, March 8, 2014 5:44:01 PM UTC+2, Ignoramus15036 wrote:
I would like to have the ability to weld off-site, without the need to buy a dedicated engine welder. I have a Thermal Arc LS-300 inverter stick welder, and a Honda 5 kW generator. This would not be for big welding projects. More like, weld some lifting eye to some machine to lift it for scrap, make a makeshift ramp, weld scrap together to make a scrap pile more stable, that sort of thing. Do you think that I will be able to weld with 1/8" rod, with a 20A 220v outlet on the Honda 5 kw generator, without tripping the breaker too often? 20A 220v = 4.4 kW Welding at 35v 120A = 4200 kW I have a feeling that I will be able to do it, if I keep the arc short. Right or wrong? i Now you could get all in one from Hello World Magazine. The Hello World Magazine is a free online magazine which deals with fashion, beauty, homemade craft, recipe, entertainment, study, traveling and much more only for you. It would change your lifestyle. http://www.helloworldmagazine.com |
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