Blaze & Daze

raratt said:
It's made to be adjusted like that, a variable resistor. The drivers output DC, not household current. DC can be worse depending on voltage and current. I welded with 28V DC once, 300 amps though. :shock:
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I get that's how you adjust it but it's a blind hole you can't see if there's any exposed wires or connections in. With the manufacturing quality I've seen lately I'd just want a rubber handle screwdriver but like I said I'm a shock magnet so I'm just a tad paranoid about getting bzzzzt zap. :bigjoint: . The juice you welders use is nuts. I'd be toe tagged in my a week at that job:hump:
 
FirstCavApache64 said:
I get that's how you adjust it but it's a blind hole you can't see if there's any exposed wires or connections in. With the manufacturing quality I've seen lately I'd just want a rubber handle screwdriver but like I said I'm a shock magnet so I'm just a tad paranoid about getting bzzzzt zap. :bigjoint: . The juice you welders use is nuts. I'd be toe tagged in my a week at that job:hump:
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I'm not a welder, it was a backup 28V power supply with NiCad batteries.
 
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FirstCavApache64 said:
... I get that's how you adjust it but it's a blind hole you can't see if there's any exposed wires or connections in ...
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There is nothing to worry about. Those Meanwell drivers have no exposed wires or anything in that hole - just the adjusting screw. I betcha HLG sent that screwdriver with the kit. My yellow one came in the box with everything else.
 
Mornin
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Mid 70°s and sun is supposed to come out.

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