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I am not saying the units cannot power the welder,I am saying that by the time it is responding to the load you are already ending the weld. Think of the gen like the cruise control on your car, when you hit a hill the speed drifts down a little till the cruise kicks it down and gives it throttle to maintain speed. The gen does the same, the load hits and the voltage sags a little as the generator responds and spools up. That momentary voltage sag as the unit responds might be the source of you poor weld.
Have you tried doing a longer duration weld to see if it improves? That would prove that the gen is recovering and voltage and freq are getting back to normal.
I am just speculating too![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
What is the model number of the GAC controller you have in that unit?
Have you tried doing a longer duration weld to see if it improves? That would prove that the gen is recovering and voltage and freq are getting back to normal.
I am just speculating too
What is the model number of the GAC controller you have in that unit?