Power Supply Voltage for Pilot Machines
 

I have the original Spaulding & Rogers Luchbox Power Supply. After upgrading my machines I have to keep the power level as low as it goes to keep the machines running correctly. If I increase the gapping, it slows things down, but I'm not sure if this is a good thing or a bad thing? Long story short, I'm wondering if I need a newer power supply or if it's OK to have a larger gap (2 nickels thick) to slow the machines down to work properely with my power supply?

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I forgot to mention that I'm mostly using the Deluxe Soba Pilot Machines. My liner has 6 wrap coils and my shader has 8 wraps...

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I'll pm ya...........

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I'd appreciate that. Anything you might know about it would be awesome!

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No problem..let me know how ya made out!

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dank knows ALL! hes building MY MACHINES!