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    is the stick positive or negative for reverse polarity?
    frankie

  • #2
    reverse polatity= positive electrode
    search for thread 'amp question', chip hayden had a good answer there
    apparently the search engine in this forum won't allow the use of a word shorter than 4 letters, therefore, searching 'amp' won't work.
    thread dates from 10-08 -02, started by 10FOLD.
    I wish I knew how to pull quotes from one thread and paste them to another!
    Last edited by Ed Heimbach; 12-11-2002, 09:02 PM.
    work safe, always wear your safety glasses.


    Edward Heimbach

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    • #3
      Ed, you can fool the system by searching for arc* or mig* or whatever. I ran into that right away, it worked great!


      Good luck!

      Chris

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      • #4
        PT, thanks a bunch, appreciate the info!
        work safe, always wear your safety glasses.


        Edward Heimbach

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Ed Heimbach


          I wish I knew how to pull quotes from one thread and paste them to another!
          Ed, I just use the windows clipboard...Ctrl+C for copy, and Ctrl+V for paste. Is that what you're asking?

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          • #6
            The way I remember polarity is by thinking of politicians - Senators and Representatives.

            REP = Reverse Electrode Positive

            SEN = Straight Electrode Negative

            Hope this helps.

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            • #7
              Re: polarity

              Originally posted by frankie
              is the stick positive or negative for reverse polarity?
              My method of remembering is a little more morbid than Mowjunk's... RIP and SIN

              RIP - Reverse is Positive
              SIN - Straight is Negative
              Bill C
              "The more I learn about welding the more I find there is to learn..."

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              • #8
                Both of those are great ways to remember it! I used a label maker to (semi) permanantly label the polarity switch on my welder to avoid any confusion.

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                • #9
                  Re: Re: polarity

                  Originally posted by BillC


                  My method of remembering is a little more morbid than Mowjunk's... RIP and SIN

                  RIP - Reverse is Positive
                  SIN - Straight is Negative
                  I have always had a tuff time with that...thanks guys.

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