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Subject: Re: Thin Aluminum welding Author: Michel [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 16:35:42 01/10/04 Sat In reply to: Jason Sramek 's message, "Thin Aluminum welding" on 15:27:34 01/05/04 Mon Please tell me what invertec model you are using? I have invertec V205T and I weld .060 al without any problem. I use 3\32 ceriated or 3\32 thoriated sharpen like to weld steel, en is 75% frequency 150 hrz. Please give me more detail on your setting. At first glance 1\8 is to big, because you will need about 90 amp no more. Get back to me with details and I will give you my settings. Michel [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]