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Magnum MIG 208 Welding Machine Review: 230V Inverter vs 400V Transformer, MMA & MIG MAG Functions

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  • #1 16514277
    gsekulski
    Level 16  
    Hello. I am trying to buy a welding machine. So far, I have an old transformer from the 80's. But it's also a little worse than 400v and its size. What will you say about the welding machine as above? Does anyone know how she does? possibly a related model. A huge plus because it has a mig mage and MMA function. And recommend what transformer 400v or 230v inverter welding works better? And how about the quality of the weld? I have never had contact with an inverter under 230v and I have zero orientation of how such equipment works. In addition, I looked at the usual electrodes and have systems that do not stick to the cold elector, and how is it in this model? I would add that I need to farm, ie some fence to sleep, a trailer, sometimes some simple structures, sometimes something at the car, etc.
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  • #2 16514571
    WędkarzStoLica
    Level 31  
    I do not have such one, I have a cheaper one and I am so happy for now.
    The fact that up to 200A is probably a bit lacking, but it works beautifully in comparison to transformers. The biggest advantage is the smooth regulation of the current, the biggest disadvantage, mega troublesome repair and much more likely to break down.

    I bought an inverter just because I am now renovating (from the thunder of welding thin sheet) the whole antique car and it was worth it for me. I have a 200A transformer, and honestly, I've been tiring myself for a bit - and that's too much electricity, and it's too small.

    But generally, if someone does not repair cars professionally, I recommend transformers reliably, there is nothing to spoil and are at least half cheaper, and the welding current is even 200A Chinese - probably those 200A, because with a 6mm flat it does what it wants.

    Well, one more thing, since I have a migom (from 10 years) I have never used an electrode.


    One more thing that convinced me to buy an inverter - incredible mobility. It is half lighter, and it will often be useful to me, because I also work on trips.

    If somebody fires mainly and does not plan to travel around all of Poland, I sincerely advise against invertery people who do not overflow.

    Look how many of these broken devices are there :)
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