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"tbrock" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am close to buying one of these for a home machine, but not completely sure which one is right for me. In searching, i have not seen any direct comparisons between the two.
My main uses will be primarily thin aluminum with some SS and mild steel. I have not used either one, but for comparison reasons have used a Dynasty 300 DX quite a bit.
Now that the 200DX has been out a while, does anyone have opinions (likes/dislikes). How similar is the 200 to the 300? Is the 200 as much of a buzz box on AC as the 300?
Don't know what you mean by buzz box. I've run the 300 on AC tig and it had great control.
My Miller Dynasty 200DX -- when I first started it I was unsure about this "rattling, tinkling" sound it made. Not unlike a loose fan. I am used to inverter welders (British Murex'es and Lincoln V205T) making a high-pitched whine, especially when started. The MDyn200DX has an additional sound.
I wanted to put this behind me so rang Miller and held the phone to the machine. "that's the Autoline technology, bringing in the power from the supply". Immediate, 100%. I was calling from the home of a friend who is an electronics guy who makes switch-mode power supplies, so put the phone on "speaker" and we got a quick, concise but very full description of how it worked. So yep, they all sound like that.
I have heard rave reviews about the v205 especially on aluminum (nicer in comparison to the 200/300DX), can anyone confirm or deny this?
I've heard it has problems on AC tig, but the poster wanted to keep the true reason a secret to see if other owners had the same problem. Don't know what to make of that game. How do I know you aren't a Lincoln employee? ;)
thanks in advance for any suggestions or opinions, tbrock
Take a look at this direct comparison: http://millerwelds.com/products/tig/comparisons/dynasty_200.html
-dseman
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