Dynasty 200dx basic settings for various metals and thicknesses

[Rick Eis]

I am looking for a detailed basic chart of settings for the Dynasty 200dx

More specifically, I am looking for 6 detailed settings for three metals (two thicknesses for each metal); aluminum (1/16" and 1/8"), stainless (1/16" and 1/8") and plain mild steel (1/16" and 1/8").

I understand there are a lot of variables, however, I feel if I had the above 6 settings, I could get a good start on using this machine.

I do have the manual that came with the machine, but it does not have the details on the various metals as mentioned above.

Thank you, Rick

[Slowreaction]

Are you not using the foot pedal? When I first started out, I would just set the amps high and use the pedal to control my puddle.

[Broccoli1]

http://www.millerwelds.com/resources/TIGhandbook/

[PTsideshow]

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Link to student book package by Miller
the other best $25.00 you can spend is the Lincoln foundations
The Procedure handbook of welding, has more infor than most will ever need!

Plus they are the two best buys in the welding world.
Procedure Handbook "Fourteenth Edition"

[fire1hawk]

Are you not using the foot pedal? When I first started out, I would just set the amps high and use the pedal to control my puddle.

15 years later I still do.