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  1. 7th October 2015, 08:05 PM #1
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    Hobart Mig-Man RC150

    I recently bought this mig welder through grays online in NZ. I'm new to welding but am getting better (the wonders of Youtube!).

    But I'm trying to locate a manual, or at the very least a better understanding of the knobs. Have worked out voltage, wire feed, and a knob that 'spot' welds or tacks.

    Has anyone out there had any experience of using one?

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    I'm aware of Hobart catering equipment but have never seen a welder made by them ?
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    No experience using one of those... but it sure does look like a dinosaur!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toxic_Avenger View Post
    No experience using one of those... but it sure does look like a dinosaur!
    At least 17 years old from what i could find out.

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  5. 9th October 2015, 10:25 AM #5
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    Thanks for the feedback guys. Crikey 17 yrs !!! It seems to work fine, just need to get the operator up to speed !!
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  6. 9th October 2015, 10:47 AM #6
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    looks like...

    pulse delay, pulse length, weld type (spot, pulse, constant), wire speed..

    And down the bottom - amperage...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tombie View Post
    looks like...

    pulse delay, pulse length, weld type (spot, pulse, constant), wire speed..

    And down the bottom - amperage...
    at 12 oclock, pulse lenght
    at 3 oclock spot pulse and constant
    at 6 feed speed
    at 9 delay

    at the bottom should be voltage if its a mig.

    inside the unit you should be able to reverse the connections for +/- electrode.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tombie View Post
    looks like...

    pulse delay, pulse length, weld type (spot, pulse, constant), wire speed..

    And down the bottom - amperage...
    Bottom one is voltage - MIG's are constant current machines.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    at 12 oclock, pulse lenght
    at 3 oclock spot pulse and constant
    at 6 feed speed
    at 9 delay

    at the bottom should be voltage if its a mig.

    inside the unit you should be able to reverse the connections for +/- electrode.
    Thanks Dave. What does the delay switch do? I have figured out the others.

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    See this link.
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