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Old 08-31-2010, 03:48 PM
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(i think) the rshared_pm will mostly regulate the voltage and the amount of power to the rotor will give you the amperage
i know a 6 hp engine is not enough to make 160 amps @ 60 volts
6 hp =4474 watts perfect world
160amps @ 60 volts = 9600watts

not even close to max output of 160

but i weld often and 1/8 1/4 is what i weld most and i use about 75 to 80 amps or so
with 1/8 rods 6011 dc

will my 6 hp work shure you will regulate the total output by your welding style


i think that the alt welder power runs a little hotter due to the high frequency



the arc is related to the voltage the spark or heat is the amperage a good mix is what is needed to weld