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Has anyone got any information on these? What type of gas - wire id best to use, would appreciate any help Thanks. 'copper' will be solid steel wire, with a thin copper plate to prevent rust, needs co2 or argon gas,,,, well,,,, if you want the weld to hold. The silver, is aluminum or flux core, -if it is magnetic and breaks when you bend it it is flux core, -if non magnetic it is aluminum and needs argon gas. You are right, you have reverse the polarity for flux core.

-it should have instructions under the lid. Nice looking machine. Did a little looking, they were real popular in Australia, and Canada. Deca is Made in Italy, ryobi marketed it in the US. South Of Nowhere Season 2 Download Free. They have a fairly good selection of machines, up to 200 amps.

You are correct, the 1or 2, and min max are the power settings, play with them a little, it will have 4 heats available, they set the voltage - it could be measured by a volt meter, should be somewhere between 15 and 24 volts. The amps are set by the wire speed, that is the knob. The manual for the lincoln econotig should be real close. I have one of those. This is a 240 volt machine, nice, 25% duty cycle, weld 3 minutes wait 7minutes to let it cool, just normal weld, fit grind., normal light work it should be great. A roll of flux core or $35 regulator from harbor freight and a co2 bottle would get you right up to speed. Hi, New to the forum and to MIG welding.

Bought the above from a garage sale but it has no instruction book. There is no gas with it but is able to work without by altering the posativenegative setting, guess having gas would be better though.

It is fitted with a spool that contains 'silver' wire and there is a spare reel with 'copper' wire. From the controls on the front There is the onoff and the wire speed control knob, there are two other switches minmax and 12 which I presume are power controls. Has anyone got any information on these? What type of gas - wire id best to use, would appreciate any help Thanks.