Mark, Peak primary current in 91 amps. Peak out current is 210 a on the 130 a setting. I want to know the continuous welding current Peak current on my central 2.5 ton AC is more and it's wired with 30 amp and 10g wire. Peak current on a 4 hp electric chainsaw is 74 amps. Running amps is 15a. Peak AC compressor current is more important than peak current on a transformer. I've never seen a residential AC (not hP) wired with more than 30a and 10g.
You would be surprised if you measure a refrigerator's the starting current.
I'll bet you I could put a diode in series and weld with half waves powering the transformer. I see no reason to use half waves. I do have a diode that will easily handle the starting current
Less voltage to the transformer's primary will only influence the secondary voltage..NO DAMAGE,
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