What is the duty cycle?
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What their website says:Rated Output at 20% Duty Cycle90 A at 18.5 VDC 63 A at 21 VDC
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Duty cycle is how long a welder and be run. A 150 amp. welder with a 30% duty cycle must be "rested" for at least 7 minutes after 3 minutes of continuous welding.
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it cycles, you set the thermostat and it runs like your furnace in your house,
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4 cycle mean every time the crankshaft moves the piston up and down there are 4 cycles called 1) intake 2) compression 3) ignition 4) exhaust. Also it almost always means that the gas and oil are not mixed together as in 2 cycle engines. There are separate areas for fuel and oil. I would HIGHLY recommend this model because it creates "clean" electricity that will not damage sensitive electronics like televisions, computers, and most other devices containing circuit boards. Most generators do NOT deliver a clean sine wave of electricity.
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Seeing some answers not sure some people know what cycle means. The gas from. A real cartridge sends thevslide back ejecting the round. Since this just have a spring to protect the firing pin you have to pull the slide back yourself.
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The duty cycle at 200A is 35%,,at 160A is 60%,, at 130A and less is 100%.. I have been using this machine for a while now and the fan is very strong,just make sure it runs when you receive the machine as the fan plugs into the circuit board and it can unplug during shipping as did mine..
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I would like to answer the question, but I am not able to find the paperwork. The unit works quite well, and there are very few things that could go wrong with it it if you do not have a problem the first couple times you use it. I hope this helped.
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It is a 4 cycle engine. It means the fuel and oil are separate. 2 cycle engines requires the fuel and oil to be "mixed".
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Yes. I've yet to have it cut out on its duty cycle. However, come summer time will be the true test.
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language slip. where they wrote "circle" they mean "cycle," as in 50 cycles/sec or 60 Hz."conversion" i'm not sure. my guess is it means "charging.""the board" no clue, my guess is the battery (the item being sold and discussed here)a little native-english speaker editing would help. :)
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Yes it can be set to complete the cycle in a range of hours. Or run continuously, until the filter bag is full. We love our machine. Congratulations on thinking about purchasing another one.
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Had mine for 2 years. I'd estimate it went thru 50 cycles. Never left fully discharged during the winter. Now it's working time has dropped to about 1/2 of what I was when new. Not happy with my results plus GW customer service is horrible.
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Yes. All you have to do is to hit the cycle button and do the spin cycle :)
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It will automatically cycle between heating and cooling modes. If you hit the heat threshold, it will call for heat. If you hit the cool threshold, it will call for cool. It doesn't have a heat or cool mode - it's full auto.
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I used a momentary switch on the low voltage input side to trigger it on. There is a delay from when it kicks in, its not immediate. The length duty cycle, is adjustable and replacing the capacitor in the clock circuit can expand or reduce the window of time it remains on. But I don't recall the exact parameters as I've not used it in 3 months. Hope that helped you.
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I know that it had a charge, but regardless, I always try to put my batteries through a full charge and drain cycle as many times as possible when I first get them. It helps condition the batteries for max performance.
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It depends on the gearing setup. I wanted mine at the lower end; it's running about 1 cycle per second. It goes up from there. The top end is probably around 50-75 cps.I found it to be very reliable and long lasting. I'm very pleased with the results of my application.Hope this helps.
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I'm sure it has a duty cycle? It's just a 110 wire welder? Can't expect too much! But I will tell you for small to medium jobs this is perfect! I usually do just small iron fence jobs and it has exceeded all my expectations!!!!! Make sure you have an extension cord that can carry the load and you'll be fine!