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Welder Pet Peeve- 210MP

grant_71

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Aug 6, 2002
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If there was ever a "first world problem" this is it.

Maybe its just the new inverter style welders, but as soon as I power my Lincoln 210MP up, it kills my shop radio.

Not like trips a breaker or anything, the radio speakers just stop putting out music or commercials.

My welder is on a bench about 10' from the radio, I am wrapping up my welding cart, maybe moving them farther from each other will help.

Anyone else notice this?
 

Evolkid

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Aug 16, 2015
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I used to run a Miller Syncro-wave TIG.
If I had forgotten to take off my watch, I could always tell how long I
had been welding by how slow the watch was was. Found out that when running
an arc, my watch would stop. Foot off the pedal, the watch would restart.
 

Yeller

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Mar 27, 2012
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Rogers County Oklahoma
Yes is the magnetic field generated around it, blocks the radio waves. Hard on cell phones too. Added distance will help.

I can't keep a functioning clock in my shop, every time I weld aluminum it kills the clock, doesn't just stop it, it's dead, guess I should try a digital one, probamly the same result.
 
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