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All the best for a happy holiday break. And a Happy New Year to you and yours!riba2233 said:We are taking a restock/holiday break until 15 jan 2018! Happy New Year to everybody!
All the best for a happy holiday break. And a Happy New Year to you and yours!riba2233 said:We are taking a restock/holiday break until 15 jan 2018! Happy New Year to everybody!
Send a message and then finish your profile with location. Easy peasy.sergiu71 said:Hi
I sent you a PM. I think you should put any additional contact info like whatsapp, wechat, etc., and also explain better how to order and pay. Thanks.
destro23 said:I started using my welder and it seems I’m getting some weak welds... and they get a little stronger if I rotate the copper leads. Is my battery not strong enough? 530ca 425cca reserve capacity 75 (whatever that means) using .15 nickel at 26ms
If I get a stronger battery would it help? Or do I have to clean/sand the tips of the copper. I know I’m doing something wrong somewhere
Thanks for any input!
fechter said:Sounds like the battery is too weak. Is it an old battery?
Allex said:Dont use too much pressure on the tips! 750CCA is good enough for 0,2mm
fechter said:destro23 said:I started using my welder and it seems I’m getting some weak welds... and they get a little stronger if I rotate the copper leads. Is my battery not strong enough? 530ca 425cca reserve capacity 75 (whatever that means) using .15 nickel at 26ms
If I get a stronger battery would it help? Or do I have to clean/sand the tips of the copper. I know I’m doing something wrong somewhere
Thanks for any input!
Sounds like the battery is too weak. Is it an old battery?
destro23 said:Allex said:Dont use too much pressure on the tips! 750CCA is good enough for 0,2mm
wait what? i kind of press down pretty hard on them this way the nickle strip is touching the cells very solid. is that wrong?
riba2233 said:1. You can use standard 12V ac/dc adapter with 5.5/2.1 mm barrel connector (most common one), 500 mA is fine, maybe even less, but I haven' tried. It's polarity will be marked, it's standard negative outer, and inner pin is positive. There is a diode on the input so nothing will happen if you accidentally reverse polarity.
fechter said:riba2233 said:1. You can use standard 12V ac/dc adapter with 5.5/2.1 mm barrel connector (most common one), 500 mA is fine, maybe even less, but I haven' tried. It's polarity will be marked, it's standard negative outer, and inner pin is positive. There is a diode on the input so nothing will happen if you accidentally reverse polarity.
Here is the one I got:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/AC-100-240...=item33f6530972:g:zxIAAOSw0VZbtr1k:rk:23:pf:0
US $3.82
sevillano1982 said:hello friend.
Could I replace the battery with a modified microwave transformer?