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Help; tig foot control

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samyguy

samyguy

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I have a Dayton high frequency arc stabilizer box, Model 3AC01
I have hooked it up to my welder and run some beads with it on AL. and steel ,it works.
But I have no experience with tig other than that. There is no foot controller, I have seen them on machines. (Weld shops just look at you and snicker. No help.)
Are they really needed? And how would I hook one up? Help or advice would be appreciated. Thanks Guys Calvin
 
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