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I need a bit of help in direction. I have a single phase 110/220v 200amp acdc sqaurewave inverter welder.

Specs Output Power

AC/DC

Input Voltages

110/220V ± 15%, 1-PH, 50/60Hz

Input Current

15A @110V, 30A @220V

Output Current

TIG: 10 – 200A AC/DC

Stick: 30 – 200A AC/DC

Power Factor

0.73

Power Efficiency

80%

Duty cycle @ 40°C (104°F)

60% @150A, 110V

100% @110A, 110V

60% @190A, 220V 100% @150A, 220V

I am going to buy a external welder frequency controller for it but help I need is how can I make a external box that can convert squarewave into sine, soft and triangle with turn of rotary switch? Doesn't need by a masterful product only work. Controller needs be able change waveforms and add adjustable pulse setting to welder. Goal is to either hard wire into welder between welder and output connector or inline between welder output connector and tig torch. I ain't an electronic genius as I need got into it but I did teach myself how to build guitar pickups and can make the. Sound how I want and can wire up a decently complex guitar configuration so with direction and guidance I can accomplish this as well. I did alot of Google but found nothing available as a diy project or commercial available

I need a bit of help in direction. I have a single phase 110/220v 200amp acdc sqaurewave inverter welder. Specs Output Power AC/DC Input Voltages 110/220V ± 15%, 1-PH, 50/60Hz Input Current 15A @110V, 30A @220V Output Current TIG: 10 – 200A AC/DC Stick: 30 – 200A AC/DC Power Factor 0.73 Power Efficiency 80% Duty cycle @ 40°C (104°F) 60% @150A, 110V 100% @110A, 110V 60% @190A, 220V 100% @150A, 220V I am going to buy a external welder frequency controller for it but help I need is how can I make a external box that can convert squarewave into sine, soft and triangle with turn of rotary switch? Doesn't need by a masterful product only work. Controller needs be able change waveforms and add adjustable pulse setting to welder. Goal is to either hard wire into welder between welder and output connector or inline between welder output connector and tig torch. I ain't an electronic genius as I need got into it but I did teach myself how to build guitar pickups and can make the. Sound how I want and can wire up a decently complex guitar configuration so with direction and guidance I can accomplish this as well. I did alot of Google but found nothing available as a diy project or commercial available

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I have welded an aluminum can back together! I did a lot of 4130 thin wall spaceframe welding too so I was at home at 20 amps using the ck pencil tig torch. I will make a note of your comment. I will be in the market for a syncrowave 250 whenever I can get the time to run the outlet for it.

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Aluminum cans aren't easy to accomplish to you'll do fine in real world applications like fixing vehicle components of worn out shit lol. Last place I worked before going to cdl driving so my shoulder hurt less was a huge aluminum repair shop and welded dirty ass trucks outdoors or cattle trailers with ease using syncrowaves. I will say the welders did have some great feature control much more then I ever had in shops and shipyards prior to this last shop. A good ac machine will do all the work for you and machine ment for dc tig but does ac tig will work you to death

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Syncrowave certainly made it easy. I couldn't imagine welding dirty aluminum. I guess I was spoiled as I worked in a cleanish lab using new stock. I did learn I love to TIG weld! It's certainly an art.

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honestly i perfer lincoln on tig. had my fun with miller but when long hours need be handled lincoln inverters are badass. my lotos i find very consistent and reliable. i ran it wide open for 3 hours 2 weeks ago with no hiccups beyond running off generator and generators not being consistnt voltage so ill add a stabilizer to the system and be tits

heres cool add on for welders like mine https://jattus.com/shop/tig-perfect