Special Technique Axis Carbon

[Wonderland]

10380

Got This little gem today :) Prompt delivery and hits like champ.

[Sage Oz]

Jealouuuuus!

[Wonderland]

Jealouuuuus!

:) dont be just order one :)

[Wonderland]

So what would be the optimum voltage for this machine? I have run it today at 3.7 volts to color in some tribal and it seemed to run fine. what have any other users noticed.

[artoftatt2]

I use mine between 2.5 an 4.6 lowest being black and grey, middle area for lining and 4.6 to push a big big mag.


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[Wonderland]

I use mine between 2.5 an 4.6 lowest being black and grey, middle area for lining and 4.6 to push a big big mag.


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Ok cool, I just wanted to make sure I was not over powering the carbon axis. My coils run at about 5 volts, but the neotat I have runs 9 volts, so I'm all over the volt scale.

[Brian]

Ok cool, I just wanted to make sure I was not over powering the carbon axis. My coils run at about 5 volts, but the neotat I have runs 9 volts, so I'm all over the volt scale.

2.5 -4.6 is good advice, normal range of operation, You could run that machine all day at 7 volts and it wouldn't damage the machine but I couldn't say the same for the client.... You may get it up to 5v for some tasks, still well within the safety range for the machine... Have fun with that Axis....

[Wonderland]

Thanks for the volage lowdown Brian. I have been putting the carbon thru its paces at various voltages and I like to actually use it at about 4.7 for shading, and up to 5 for color packing, only used it onece so far for lining and that was at 5.3. So it's good to know that I was not over bolting the machine.