Jlg
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I don't knowNot a great machine, it’s also only 160A on AC. Was the rep called Jerry by chance?
I don't knowNot a great machine, it’s also only 160A on AC. Was the rep called Jerry by chance?
The rep is trying to sell you a machine mate.The rep said that they were the same as the mini one just instead of buttons you had knobs to adjust it with
It does seem to wander a little bit but it's not to bad he I was just going of what I was told it's the same just in a bigger case and not digitalI used one at a small distributor exhibition up north. I found it was quite a rattly behaviour on ac. Tinny, fluttery not stable at all.
@Jlg you May be ok as I don’t think you’ve had one to compare it too and you’ll get on with it but don’t rush out now to go try a parweld or thermal arc or new digital rtech will ya because you’ll be gutted as they perform a lot nicer.
Since I'm new to ac I just had to go with what the rep said it needs 20a for full powerThe rep is trying to sell you a machine mate.
I hope you get on fine with it I’m just being honest with you
I personally wouldn’t have one. Others may disagree.
I also read not so long ago it’s very power hungry and limited with ac settings.
It’s not a good bridge gap. It’s not going to give you a good return on resale.It's a bridge the gap machine till I have enough for a lorch I got on with it okay in the hour I was using it before I'll put a picture up of some of what I did in a minute
Maybe they have changed them because the one I have said it was 100hzI am sure it will do you fine until you get the money for an upgrade
Hey it is an AC Tig, it will allow you to do Alu now so get cracking with it and post some picsMaybe they have changed them because the one I have said it was 100hz
It’s not the same.same just in a bigger case and not digital
This is what I did after 20 minutes practice I think I need a pedal for it so if anyone can recommend a pedal for it and for my first time on alu I don't think it's too bad my straight runs were betterHey it is an AC Tig, it will allow you to do Alu now so get cracking with it and post some pics
On the top you can se where it got to hot so I had to stopLooks good for a first attempt
Personally I have never used a pedal, well I have for a short while but preferred without.
I think it does I'll give it a goIf things are getting hot and you are in 2T mode you can set a longish slope down and then just release the trigger, it will slope down but before it gets there you press the trigger again and it will slope up and hopefully things will have cooled enough, you can keep doing that, kind of like a slow manually operated pulse
On the Parweld you can set a start current and the main current, when in 4T you can tap the button and it will drop to start current, tap again and it will go back to main. I use it all the time and it allows me pretty good control over heat input.
Not sure if the Jasic has the same options for 4T or not.
Does anyone know where to get a foot pedal from
the jasic rep