210EXT DEMO FOR THE WEEK OF THE 20th

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08-14-2012, 08:10 PM
Titan winch

210EXT DEMO FOR THE WEEK OF THE 20th

We will be setting up one of the 210EXT for a demo on Monday the 20th of August for the week . The Demo unit will be set up at our location in Burlington.
So if anyone in the area is interested in trying one and even taking one home with them now is a good time to take advantage of the Sale price on them.

Cheers
Duncan
08-14-2012, 09:45 PM
undercut

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Originally Posted by Titan winch

We will be setting up one of the 210EXT for a demo on Monday the 20th of August for the week . The Demo unit will be set up at our location in Burlington.
So if anyone in the area is interested in trying one and even taking one home with them now is a good time to take advantage of the Sale price on them.

Cheers
Duncan

That's Burlington, Ontario, Canada, right Duncan? Not Burlington, Washington, US close to me, right? :(
08-15-2012, 02:00 AM
Titan winch

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Originally Posted by undercut

That's Burlington, Ontario, Canada, right Duncan? Not Burlington, Washington, US close to me, right? :(

that's right it is the Canadian Burlington.Sorry can not get closer to your location at this time.
My shipment arrived here in Toronto late today and i will have it all sorted out in the next couple of days and have the Back order Customers notified so they can now pay and have the units shipped out before the end of the Week.The remaining units will be on sale for the remainder of the Month
Cheers
Duncan
08-15-2012, 02:06 AM
MoparCar

Please take some videos of the demos if you can. :)
08-15-2012, 03:17 AM
Titan winch

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Originally Posted by MoparCar

Please take some videos of the demos if you can. :)

Don't have the best of video cameras and certainly do not have the skill of some that do videos but i will see what can be done
Cheers.
08-17-2012, 05:42 PM
Titan winch

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Just to give some perspective to the size of the foot control and actual units , The pedal can be seen in my hand.
For this first order Canada is offering a choice of either the Trafimet style WP26 torch, A Flex neck WP17 or a Flex neck WP20 water cooled option.
Cheers
Duncan
08-17-2012, 09:49 PM
performance

Duncan, final product looks better than even the samples...Glad they came in for you. Won't take long to clear them from inventory.

By the way, for all interested, the new web pages are up. They may need a little fine tuning, but the specs and comparisons are there.
08-21-2012, 04:58 PM
Titan winch

I had Brett spend the day yesterday playing with the settings and just getting a feel for the machine.
First comment he had was on the Foot pedal being so much smaller than our other pedals , but he soon got used to it.
Second point he really liked on the unit was having the ability to set his % for Hot start ( percentage above operating amps to start stick weld ) and the time for it to stay on.
He is still playing with the different wave forms but his feelings are that the standard Square wave is his go to choice.
He is picking up the functions and oprating parameters fairly easily including going into the sub menus .
To start of he simply wrote down the sub menus paremeters and then simply played with it to see the differences.

The nice thing for me having Brett do this is the fact he is 19 years old ( last week ) and works here part time and during holidays and he is a novice welder ,so operating the functions on this machine is not that difficult to pick up on especially if you stay away from the hidden menus .
09-03-2012, 03:39 AM
MoparCar

Overall this welder sounds like its going to be a real winner. Can't wait to hear some feedback from customers soon!
09-03-2012, 01:53 PM
sportbike

Quote:

Originally Posted by Titan winch

I had Brett spend the day yesterday playing with the settings and just getting a feel for the machine.
First comment he had was on the Foot pedal being so much smaller than our other pedals , but he soon got used to it.
Second point he really liked on the unit was having the ability to set his % for Hot start ( percentage above operating amps to start stick weld ) and the time for it to stay on.
He is still playing with the different wave forms but his feelings are that the standard Square wave is his go to choice.
He is picking up the functions and oprating parameters fairly easily including going into the sub menus .
To start of he simply wrote down the sub menus paremeters and then simply played with it to see the differences.

The nice thing for me having Brett do this is the fact he is 19 years old ( last week ) and works here part time and during holidays and he is a novice welder ,so operating the functions on this machine is not that difficult to pick up on especially if you stay away from the hidden menus .

I'm sure a "novice" 19 year old can pick up on the settings and menus on an electronic device pretty quick as compared to some "experienced" welders....have you ever picked up some of these new smart phones? Crazy.
09-04-2012, 04:18 AM
MoparCar

The new smart phones and the like are the future! :) Once you go to them and learn their features you'll wonder how you ever did it before (as I'm typing this on my I-pad). Hopefully the new digital welders are the same. I think the features will be great although there are obvious benefits to the traditional knobs as well.