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Yes im unsure which. The cebora is more powerful
I have had a older cebora and got it very second hand and have put thousands of hours (and made tens of thousands of pounds with it) on it and it has never let me down, I have never heard bad things about migatronic either but I would have another cebora with no hesitation
Is the Migatronic that you have been offered the Rallymig 161i ?
If so, then it is a small, light, modern multi-process inverter, quite different to the traditional transformer-based Cebora.
The small size and light weight and MMA ( Arc ) function of the Migatronic may be advantages for you. The downside may be the method of control - digital push-button synergic menus, and also the chance that if it fails, the complex modern electronics will be costly or impossible to repair.
If so, then it is a small, light, modern multi-process inverter, quite different to the traditional transformer-based Cebora.
The small size and light weight and MMA ( Arc ) function of the Migatronic may be advantages for you. The downside may be the method of control - digital push-button synergic menus, and also the chance that if it fails, the complex modern electronics will be costly or impossible to repair.
Many thanks. No they are both heavy transformer types. The migatronic is the rally 161 but older one not inverter
In post #18 of this thread:
there are links to some info and earlier problems with the Rally 166.
Whilst being a high-quality machine, the Migatronic Rally 166 looks to be older technology than the Cebora, and it only has 4 power ranges.
If you have the "Art." ( article ) number of the Cebora, you can find documentation here:
Help with faulty mig welder
Hi, I have been given a Migatronic Rally 166, I started with a good clean as it had been in a shed for years, when I removed the side panels, I noticed a damage part, I haven't a clue what its called, or if it can be repaired or replaced. The machine may work as it is but I haven't tried it, and...
www.mig-welding.co.uk
Whilst being a high-quality machine, the Migatronic Rally 166 looks to be older technology than the Cebora, and it only has 4 power ranges.
If you have the "Art." ( article ) number of the Cebora, you can find documentation here:
