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If you're asking if you can turn the weld shade down to a lower number, then yes you can, unless you are already at the lowest number
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took a few attempts on the settings, but new helmet worked out great.. def like how clear it is before the arc, but did have some questions.. im not sure if im asking to much, but trying to dial it in some, after i start welding, its just as dark as my other helmet, i played with the shade setting, but was wondering if its possible to go 1 shade lighter on weld setting to see just a bit more during the weld..if not thats ok just need to adjust my viewing angle to see better.. had some good welds going yesterday and then i lost track and ended up with some "straight to angle" welds lol
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yep, new mig liner installed this past weekend, new helmet lastnight so hoping today will be a smooth evening of plasma cutting and some minor welding to finish up some orders
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Well she came thru and will be using it this evening to finish up some orders.. got me the Classic ClearLight, already adjusted the fit and the settings, so its ready to put to the test.. my old one was giving me troubles again, so it will be nice to have one less thing to worry about.
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wont know until this week, so cant say yet.. "there was a delay in delivery" so lets see..
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I have yet to buy one because my wife said she was going to get me one for fathers day, so lets hope she comes thru because i really need something better..
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Originally posted by Taw Paw View PostI have a Miller Elite. I had it for about 18 years now. Coin batteries hold up well. Changed head gear on it, paint is all messed up on outside. I am now having trouble with battery holders due to dry rotting and breaking. I may have to replace it soon. Its been a really good helmet for me.
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I have a Miller Elite. I had it for about 18 years now. Coin batteries hold up well. Changed head gear on it, paint is all messed up on outside. I am now having trouble with battery holders due to dry rotting and breaking. I may have to replace it soon. Its been a really good helmet for me.
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Miller has their new Clearlight 2.0, supposed to be even better clarity.
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I had a similar hood branded Hobart, but ya man, it’s over for that hood. It’s a hard task to find a comfortable, “high quality” hood for cheap. Don’t be afraid to invest in yourself though. Optrel, 3m, most of the name brands are going to serve you well. I’ve been impressed with the optrel crystal 2.0. Great optics, clear vision. I also have an expensive Miller something or other. The one thing I’ll say negative about the Miller is that it does not like batteries that aren’t the Miller batteries. I have had trouble using off the shelf batts in it. But it doesn’t burn through batteries much so it’s not a big deal to have the Miller battery ready.
Get the best hood you can afford.
And whatever you get, go ahead and get a package of inside and outside sacrificial lens. You’ll need them.
Let me know what you decide on.
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Yea im leaning more and more towards the miller hood. I took a look at mine lastnight and couldnt find anything to remove in order to get to any batteries, i looked up the specs on their website and found the following:- Solar powered cells with battery assist provide up to 6 years of expected life under normal welding conditions (no battery change needed)
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Originally posted by cubangt View PostAnd after the first 2 responses, this was the 2nd options im considering
https://www.millerwelds.com/safety/h...hnology-m30254Last edited by Ltbadd; 05-04-2022, 04:36 PM.
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