_RaT_
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I have been pondering the idea of replacing my old Lincoln 180 AC stick welder. I would really like to try my hand at TIG as well. Stick and TIG welders are very similar as far as a power source goes which is why a TIG box can typically be used to do stick welding. Question I have is have anyone tried using the "new" inverter type welders. Seem so much handier because of weight and size. I am looking at either the Miller Dynasty 200 DX or the Lincoln Invertec V205-T. I sent a PM to Harv but he seems to have disappeared. The bonus of this type welder for stick welding over my old 1963 Lincoln 180 is having a DC output, something I miss having.