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Se llama Readywelder II cuesta US$479 en USA

Aca las especificaciones:

Powered by 2 or 3, 12 volt deep cycle batteries or by most traditional welding machines (40 volts D.C. or less!)
At 24 volts will pull 200 amps. Welds 1/2" steel, stainless steel and 3/4" aluminum.
Super charged at 36 volts D.C. weld up to 3/4" steel at 270 amps.
100% duty cycle with gas.
50% duty cycle with flux-core wire.
Thumb wheel adjusts wire speed from 50" minimum to over 900" minimum.
Wire feed automatically increases/decreased amperage.
Amp range from 30-270.
Uses any 4" spool, sizes: .023 to .045.
Uses standard #2 Tweco consumables.
Tough heat resistant plastic light weight case.
Auto gas valve controlled by trigger (included).
Welds up to 75" of 1/4" bead on 31 D marine batteries.
Polarity lights green for reverse/gas, red for straight/flux-core wire.
10' molded power/gas line.
For use with D.C. current only.
Comes with a sturdy plastic carrying case.
20' Dual cable connect for quick disconnect or for adding extension cables. (50' available).
The Ready Welder II can run on automotive or smaller batteries, but deep cycle marine are recommended due to the ability to recharge hundreds of times without damage to the batteries.
1 year warranty.

Saludos para aquellos fanaticos,

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Sorry no salio la foto pero aqui envio sitio con todo los detalles:

http://www.readywelder.com/

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