Miller syncrowave 250

[gimpyrobb]

I know. We had a 250 with the 30A at work, so I know it works, just not well. I do have the wc115 so I'll check it out. Some of the reading I've done suggests the cobramatics may work if they have the "posa-start". I know at least one of mine does, we'll see how that works too.

I went to pick it up today and asked if he'd take 1100, he did, I'm happy.

[Shade Tree Welder]

Originally Posted by gimpyrobb

I know. We had a 250 with the 30A at work, so I know it works, just not well. I do have the wc115 so I'll check it out. Some of the reading I've done suggests the cobramatics may work if they have the "posa-start". I know at least one of mine does, we'll see how that works too.

I went to pick it up today and asked if he'd take 1100, he did, I'm happy.

A WC-115 wire feeder and a 30A spoolgun off a Syncrowave???

I would not expect that to work well at all...

[gimpyrobb]

We had that setup at the last place I worked. It wasn't great but worked OK. I'll probably keep one of my cv machines just in case.

[Shade Tree Welder]

Originally Posted by gimpyrobb

We had that setup at the last place I worked. It wasn't great but worked OK. I'll probably keep one of my cv machines just in case.

I think your definition of OK and mine are different.

[JBFab]

I can't imagine how that would work, for standard mig or fcaw you need a CV power source.

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[bunkclimber]

all Syncrowave machines were single phase, from the 250 right on up to the 500..internally strappable for 200/240v or 440/480. Ive found some difficulty with the front panel function/mode switches,from sitting in one position for many years they may need replacement..worked for me..they are pretty bombproof but some parts are no longer being made for these older units.