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Posted by Mr Wizzard on April 12, 2006, 1:56 am
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> Might be an RF interference issue. The stick makes for a nice antenna.
No difference interference-wise than TIG.
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> Martin Eastburn
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> NRA LOH & Endowment Member
> NRA Second Amendment Task Force Charter Founder
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> Leo Lichtman wrote:
> > "Ignoramus20015" wrote: (clip) Still, I wonder just what are the
dangers of
> > doing so, (clip)
> > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> > I didn't know it ws a no-no. I have done it, and found that it helped,
> > especially in those cases where starting the arc in exactly the right
place
> > was important, or where there was a risk of knocking something awry
while
> > striking the arc. The advent of auto-darkening helmets has made those
> > problems go away for me, so I don't bother any more. I never saw any
> > downside to it.
> >
> >
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> doing so, (clip)
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> I didn't know it ws a no-no. I have done it, and found that it helped,
> especially in those cases where starting the arc in exactly the right place
> was important, or where there was a risk of knocking something awry while
> striking the arc. The advent of auto-darkening helmets has made those
> problems go away for me, so I don't bother any more. I never saw any
> downside to it.
>
>