Hi everyone,
My Dialarc has a lever that can be moved to 3 positions which splits the amps into thirds. There is also a potentiometer or dial which can limit the upper end of the amps in each of the levers positions, however, the lower end is governed by which position the lever is in. For example, if the lever is in position 2 and I hit the pedal, the arc strikes at 33% of available amps. This often causes me problems as alot of my work requires amps in the 15-45% range. I used to use syncrowave 250's which didnt have a lever and instead you could adjust the dial to limit the upper end and have amps from 0% available at the pedal. I have a feeling that the wiring to the lever could be reconfigured to allow my machine to operate as the syncrowave does. Has anyone encountered similar problems with the Dialarc? Or has anyone here modified one or heard of it being done?
My Dialarc has a lever that can be moved to 3 positions which splits the amps into thirds. There is also a potentiometer or dial which can limit the upper end of the amps in each of the levers positions, however, the lower end is governed by which position the lever is in. For example, if the lever is in position 2 and I hit the pedal, the arc strikes at 33% of available amps. This often causes me problems as alot of my work requires amps in the 15-45% range. I used to use syncrowave 250's which didnt have a lever and instead you could adjust the dial to limit the upper end and have amps from 0% available at the pedal. I have a feeling that the wiring to the lever could be reconfigured to allow my machine to operate as the syncrowave does. Has anyone encountered similar problems with the Dialarc? Or has anyone here modified one or heard of it being done?
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