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Old 2006-05-07, 6:14pm
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Question Programming Bartlett V6-CF Controller

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Does anyone have a step by step annealing program that they are willing to share with me? I have the manual but its alien to me! I know I need to use the Vary-Fire mode but that's as far as I can figure. I'm using soft glass, need steps for batch anneal and garaging while I'm on the torch (8-10 hours). Or even just one of these; I'm sure once I program the first time I can figure it out. I've found step by steps for the Bartlett 3k but none for this model V6-CF. Any help is greatly appreciated.
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Old 2006-05-08, 10:14am
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Sent an email to the Bartlett company and Ron Bartlett emailed me right away with step by step instructions. What great customer service!
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