Everlast PowerPlasma 62i with CNC Package - problem with 50 to 1 divided arc voltage?

[toolboy]

here is the best way to connect the Everlast Plasma machines to RAW voltage.
go right to the inside front of the machine and connect as the pictures show.
do not use the pins on the back of the machine as they are not reliable for divided or raw voltage.

Pictures of RAW Voltage wiring on Everlast 52I

Seen a lot of posts about the CNC plug being inaccurate, I’m not a fan of electrical work at all so don’t feel comfy soldering on a brand new machine, once my 52I shows up I want to go right to wiring into raw like my OG OG RW45 was (before they offered a CNC version) Anyone have pictures to help guide a scaredy-cat like myself trough this?

the plug on the back of the machine can be used for the on/off trigger function…pins 1 and 2
see this thread

Everlast rear pinned socket connection

I have an Everlast plasma cutter with CnC pinned socket on the back. Does anyone know how I’d go about connecting it to the crossfire? Here’s a pic of the socket [image] . Any help would be great appreciated, thanks

and for approximate cutting speeds and settings see this

Cut charts for everlast plasma

I just got my everlast 82i cnc package plasma yesterday. I was wondering if anyone has a cut chart to get me in the ball park on different thickness and materials? Thanks!