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How did you guys find these?I know absolutely nothing about these and are they really that good?
What did the postman bring you today?
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cbaker65
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These what ,from who?
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I was referring to you and Crucial about the 626's
cbaker65
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I posted a link under the pic!
All of the gears inside are made of stainless steel ,all aluminum body ,they are tough!...
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Yeah I checked out the links but how did you guys find them and come to the conclusion they are good are you guys using them or know people using them?I don't doubt they are good just asking?
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Raja111 is a 1/8 nitro guru?? he has put his stamp on them??
cbaker65
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Too bad they don't make a 1/5 scale servo... seems hitec is falling out as well...
cbaker65
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Send-it is going to check into it! I think!
But do know ,they would work great for a throttle & brake servo!
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Yeah Raja111 races at my nitro track sometimes and we keep in touch. He gave the company a try and he likes them. So he told me to give them a try on my 5th scales and see how I like them. So I figured I'd start with my mcd then go to the crazy baja. I have it in my mcd build.
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Some more demons? 
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AHP 201XD 200 amp TIG welder. Finally saved up enough to make this happen. I tried learning how to TIG many years ago at my work and got quickly frustrated and gave up. As a basement fabricator junkie I NEED to learn this skill. NOT going to quit this time !
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Nice toy???
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Air cooled torch? does it have high frequency start? And how much was it if you don't mind me asking.... I'm not much with a tig, but I've been looking for a decent cheaper set up that has high frequency start and not scratch start. Still debating on getting a multi process machine that does it all.
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Air cooled setup, and has programable high frequency starting. Watched a ton of vids, the basement hobby welder cant go wrong with the AHP . Cost was $720 shipped to my door. Buying the Argon 80 cfh bottle cost me another $220. Im also running a dedicated 240V 50 amp outlet feed so i can weld 1/4" and up.
https://ahpwelds.com/product/ahp-alphatig-201xd
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Was $220 to purchase or rent the bottle obviously with gas lol
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New servos and futaba rx for the bits baja??
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$200 to purchase the tank outright, and a one time special price of $20 for the gas. Normal cost for 80 CFH Argon is $55
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I guess that's not too bad atleast they cut you a deal on the first fill up..and since its hobby related you probably won't burn through a tank too fast
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?Have you used it yet? How do you like it?