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An arc that is the correct length when stick welding should sound like:

Bacon frying

When stick welding, you should listen for a consistent sizzling sound, similar to bacon frying, to indicate a properly set arc and sufficient contact between the electrode and the metal.

Option B, buzzing, may indicate an inconsistent arc or incorrect voltage settings.

Option C, crackling fire, suggests a fast-moving arc which can cause uneven welds.

Option D, hissing, could indicate an arc that is too long or too close to the workpiece, resulting in poor quality welds.

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Buzzing

Crackling fire

Hissing

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