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Re: Arc welder as pig ballast not working right
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- Date: Fri, 12 Aug 2005 17:32:21 -0600
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Original poster: FutureT@xxxxxxx
Seanick,
When the coil behaves in a staccato fashion, is it a smooth
drifting in and out of phase as if the spark gradually waxes
and wanes, or does it have a sudden fast spark cut-off and
turn-on? If it's a smooth effect, this could be because
the rotary gap is dropping out of sync when you draw more
power. I doubt that's happening but thought I'd mention it.
You aren't seeing any spark follow-around or spark trailing
at the rotary electrodes are you? This would signify power-arcing
and very poor quenching.
John