Voltage? Hhz? I'm looking for a machine to serger through 3 layers of polar fleece (casings)
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I happened to have some scraps of polar fleece It serged three layers just fine.
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I use a polar. either # 31 or 34. It compatible with a polar watch and a nordic trac machine
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High Vas, I believe that you can order which one you want but either way you can convert the readings. For example if you buy a 60 hz instrument you can simply convert the reading to the a 50hz equivalent and if you buy a 50hz instrument you can simply convert the reading to the a 60hz equivalent The conversion factor is given in the instrument hand book or on their web site. I purchased a 60hz instrument while in the USA but use it in Australia which is 50hz. I don't bother with conversions I am simply interested whether I am being subjected to an Electromagnetic field. Be very wary of underground power systems as the threat is not always as obvious as transmission towers overhead. Good Luck
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I have no idea. It is an OEM foot for standard Singer sewing machines, I don't know if sergers use the same foot. You could probably get a part number for the standard foot for your machine from Singer's web site, if you no longer have the paper manual.
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No, mine worked fine. But I found out after that my machine has this built in. I thought it was more like what a serger would look like.
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I know nothing about the HC1850, but I do quilt on my Designio DZ3000. The features that I would look for are needle down position, speed control, drop feed dog and lots of pressor feet provided. These will help a lot with quilting. But if the HZ has a stitch regulator, you might want to go with it because they are very expensive to add, if you even can, and they make free motion quilting much easier. I've had my machine for about a year, and have made many quilts without any problems with the machine at all. Hope this helps.
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It works on a standard sewing machine. Serger pressed feet are quite model specific.
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http://www.flatironexperts.com/Dual-Voltage-Universal-Voltage-Flat-Iron-Straightener-s/218.htm
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J. Mugg, This is a 3/4 thread serger. You can sew with one needle or two needles. Though it does not technically sew a straight stitch, this being a 3/4 should do what you need it to do. Thank you,
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Sorry, I don't deal with heat cables, I would just use my ohm meter if I had too. I have used tone generators for findings break's in wiring before.
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I've researched this unit for my wife & found these Brother machines a similar series: Sixty-stitch BC 1000/CP 6500/CS 6000I/CS 6000T/EX 660 Seventy-stitch HS 2500/CP 7500/XR 7700 Seventy-seven-stitch ES 2000 Eighty-stitch XR 9000 It seems cosmetics, number of stitches, and low price variations are the only differences
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No not without converter. Resistive load of blanket is ok with 50 or 60 Hertz. You just need to drop voltage to 120 volts.
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110 is all you needed. I returned it.. Didn't fit me right, then it just quit.
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I am having this same problem.... what can I do? I have tried even using a serge protector that cleans the electricity. any ideas?
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What are you asking for? 110 volts AC input at 60Hz? 24 volts DC output. You might want to go to the Elk website and you will likely find the answer to your vague question.
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the only other place to buy, was ebay. and you have to buy the whole machine. another suggestion is to look on the web for parts binging sold for singer tiny serger.
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You might want to go to Shark's website http://www.sharkclean.com/cgi-bin/livew/site.w?location=mcopy.w&mcopy;=Vacuum-Landing&frames;=no&target;=main&sponsor;=000006&l;ang=en-US. I'm sure they could answer your question.I just looked in my manual and it states: 120V, 60Hz, 550W, 4.6 A