PowerArc 200 Rocks!

[Doxie]

Just a quick post too let Everlast know I am very pleased with my new PowerArc 200 inverter I have used this for about a week now and can find no faults! Lots of power for a great price!
including a picture of 1st pass on a fillet weld done today on 1/2" to 1" plate,5/32 7018 at 165 amps EP
Regards Bob


wide weave cover 1/8 ,7024 ,140 amp, en

[geezer]

I tried to tell people this earlier in some of my posting, now you are showing them, it is a great welder. Very reasonably priced and power to spare.

[cmd]

This might be the next thing I get from them, I like the small package and the price, if they had one in stock when I got my plasma I might have just grabbed one then, I'll have to see, I hate to haul my 250ex all over the place, I hate for it to get damaged. Looks like it welds good, hows it do overhead and vertical up? is the 6010 thing as neat as I am told? my 250 so far has burned those (6010/11) great although it wasn't apparently designed for it.

[Titan winch]

Doxie
Glad to see your up and running . I still have not had the chance to get out to do a bit of fishing .

I can not really answer the overhead . But i had a Customer in today and he specifically wanted to try out the vertical up weld and after burning a couple of rods in 6011 and 7014 he was very pleased with the performance
cheers

[davygp38]

Just a quick post too let Everlast know I am very pleased with my new PowerArc 200 inverter I have used this for about a week now and can find no faults! Lots of power for a great price!
including a picture of 1st pass on a fillet weld done today on 1/2" to 1" plate,5/32 7018 at 165 amps EP
Regards Bob


wide weave cover 1/8 ,7024 ,140 amp, en

Is this typical of the first pass thickness you can weld with the Power Arc 200?

[yotarover]

to answer your question about over head and v^ all though i dont have a 200 i have the 160. it works perfect and as far as the 6010 port it worked great while doing root's

[performance]

Davy,
Yes, this is typical, though I'd suggest starting with a smaller rod and a smaller pass. Multiple passes are better.