It pays to be
methodical. Get your speed first. Select Different Duty Cycle values methodically. Adjusting the Contact screw. Then try different Hz settings. Moving both dials at once will get you nowhere. |
For those wishing to understanding the science: |
1) Increasing Duty Cycle increases Force. 2) Increasing Speed decreases Force. To keep a force fine tune speed. 3) Adjust Contact Screw to synchronize or change Speed and/or Duty%. |
The Contact Screw might be adjusted to virtually any throw length. You will hear, see and feel the difference. |
Amps 6 and up indicate the
springs need re-bending; or replaced with thinner springs. They don't have to be made of steel, they can any metal or material because it is not part of the electrical system. |
Keep Amperage below .5 or 1/2 Amp
to prevent Heat buildup in the coils. Heat decreases the magnetic force of coils. You likely need to change the back spring. |
These $150 machines are Tattanator ready. |
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