A Syncrowave 250 is a very good machine but far from the Cadillac of TIG welders. The Miller rep here doesn't know why they even make the Syncrowaves anymore when you can get a Dynasty that is a bid step above of a Syncrowave. Ask Puddles he has an earlier Dynasty 300 and the new 350's are even better. Some people still like a conventional TIG machine though. I think the Dynasty's are descendents of the Aerowave that was only on the market for a short time. Apparently it was designed for Boeing but the new Dynasty's come real close. Miller even makes a Dynasty 700 if you want to TIG weld 1" thick aluminum. Had a customer buy one a couple month's ago with water cooler and all the bells and whistles. It was around 16 or $17,000 if I remember right. A big feature of an inverter is that they use a fraction of the power a transformer/rectifier uses.
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