Dynasty 200DX hand control
I've read up on the reply's, and I want to make sure I've got this straight. A couple of people have said the cable feels to "Stiff" for the hand control, maybe I have something different than everyone else? The cable for the control is very small...
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Dynasty 200DX-FINALLY!
Thank you again to all who responded to my questions about the Sync 250 Vs. the DyanstyDX. The DX with contractor kit showed up last Friday, and I'm still working out all the settings. Reading the manual makes makes minimal sense, since we only use a MM200 here, and what little tig I have done was 2... -
Dynasty 200 Vs. Sync-DECIDED!
Alrighty, then, Dynasty 200DX it is. Will Miller continue to make the Sync 250 considering it is larger, more expensive and less versatile than this other series? Other than just the synonomous name brand, I would guess that it would just be product ignorance...Leave a comment:
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Sync 250 Vs. Dynasty
Hmm......., lighter weight, less expensive, portable. I'll be interested to see what Andys' response will be!!!Leave a comment:
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Dynasty 200 Vs. Sync
Andy,
Thank you for the response, it sounds like the Dynasty 200 (DX?) is the machine to get. It actually looks like it works out cheaper than the Sync 250, as well. Let me reverse engineer my question and post this, what does the Sync 250 do better, and why...Leave a comment:
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Sync 250 Vs. Dynasty
Thank you all for the initial replies, I'll check out the previous posts for more answers. While I'm sure that the Sync 250 is a reliable, rock solid machine, I'm most concerned about doing the best quality of work with the absolutely most ideal machine. The quest...Leave a comment:
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Sync 250 vs. Dynasty
Hello, long time Miller user, first time poster. We have a MM250 that has served us well here at our shop for the last several
years, what we need to be able to do now is aluminum radiator, intercooler and intake manifold welding. We will also be doing SS
exhaust projects, so a Tig is...
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