@yummyblobs
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@saul
would anyone in the LA area be interested in going in on a spot welder? the sunkko 788h can be had for like $150 now.
i would just get it outright but it would be sitting around unused about 99% of the time.
we could work out details on who, when, how.
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I already have a sunkco 709A if youd like to use it you can. Im in Rancho Cucamonga.t
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willpark16:
Can u do .15 on that
not sure what this means. wat?
Jinra
August 21, 2017, 6:25pm
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.15mm thickness. I got one recently on ebay and it should be able to do .1-.2mm thickness
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says it’s spec’d for 0.1 - 0.2mm
Jinra
August 21, 2017, 6:42pm
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I think that’s essentially the same mine, but $20 more
I have a spot welder, any of you guys wanna just borrow it?
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The 709A I have is good for .15.mm nickel
What settings (sorry if I’m ruining this thread) I’m in Irvine tho and ur welcome to use mine
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Im no expert on using it but I use the 8 pulse setting and set current to the max of 8 as well.
Hmm alright I was close thanks
Jinra
August 22, 2017, 1:36am
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What voltage do you use? I’m about to start using mine, but I’ve never spot welded before
I don’t think the voltage on my unit is adjustable. It only has variable current, # of pulses and welding pressure.
I got a tip for anyone using these spot welders. If using on 120volts, go easy on how fast you tack those welds to the cells. These have been known to have either a blown circuit board trace. or blow triac.
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Glad to see forum members willing to share their spot welders. Will definitely take someone up on that offer when the time comes