I just picked up a used Miller Maxstar 150 STL tonight. The only thing it was missing was the 230V-115V adapter. This owner claimed he bought it to learn TIG but never got the hang of it. The consumable kit still had everything in it. This machine is far short of what I really wanted (Was holding out for a sync 250) but I figured I'd start with this and move up. I do like the portability and ability to use it anywhere....now to find a foot pedal or finger remote
Canoe2fish
I have one of them at home, great little machine. It will take 110 or 220 without any adapter as far as I know. I juts put a 220 plug on mine and plug it in. My breaker for 110 was weak and would pop at higher amperages so switched it to 220. No more problems and welds much better at high amps.
Welded everything on this car with that machine.
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Love the lift-arc feature, hard to use a foot pedal all twisted up inside a car like this. Got quite good at setting the amps when I was working on the car steadily.
Welded everything on this car with that machine.
Love the lift-arc feature, hard to use a foot pedal all twisted up inside a car like this. Got quite good at setting the amps when I was working on the car steadily.
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