Just wondering if anyone has experience with miller's high end tig. I bought one awhile back but havn't used it a lot. I still feel more comfortable with the syncrowave 350. Dixon
Anyone using a miller aerowave?
Dec 14, 2006
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It's sorta like the control panel of a 747. All those controls must do something neat. You sure hear some differant sounds welding, when playing with the frequency and pulser dials. Dixon
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It's sorta like the control panel of a 747. All those controls must do something neat. You sure hear some differant sounds welding, when playing with the frequency and pulser dials. Dixon
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control panel of a 747. All those controls must do
Id be happy to trade you an elderly but working perfectly Lincoln Idealarc 250 AC only stick welder, an Airco Heliwelder V (ac dc tig square wave) and my belly button lint collection for it. And..sigh..Ill make the sacrifice in learning what all those buttons and knobs and Stuff do. Its a dirty job..sniff..but somone has to do it.
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Steamer -
Contact me - I have what you needed - the docs on the Calliope - June 1977.
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You can keep it, but you don't have to take it everywhere you go. ;-)
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