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Welding with a battery
Is there a book out there to tell you how to weld using a battery?
Charlotte Violet- Marana, Arizona, U.S.A.
2001
Trying to weld with a car battery, unless you're experienced, sounds like it poses an opportunity for a hydrogen explosion and sulfuric acid sprayed all over the place. But I have heard of it being done in a pinch. Good luck.

Ted Mooney, P.E.
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finishing.com - Pine Beach, New Jersey
2001
You should visit www.mobi-arc.com, and read the FAQ about using car battery to weld.
Victor Soleman- Bekasi, Indonesia
2004
2007
Hi , I found this article about welding using 2 or 3 car batteries to weld with excellent results, paste the next link on your browser's address box and press 'enter':
www.4crawler.com/4x4/CheapTricks/DualBatteries.shtml#Welding
That's it, hope it helps a lot of people.
- Calexico, California
Sorry my question was not very clear. The Idea is to know if you can weld any part of a car with electric arc without disconnecting the battery.
Waziri Mssika- Mbeya, Tanzania
2007
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