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4th November 2004, 07:43 AM
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Location: Somerset, SW England
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Yes, one chip (t suffix) requires that you use an insulation pad and plastic washer to keep the chip isolated from the heatsink. The other is already insulated and just screws/bolts to the heatsink as it is.
The insulated (TF suffix) version is reported to not transfer its heat to the heatsink so effeciently as the non-insulatd version. But in practice, this shouldn't be an issue. The only time I would be worried about the temperature with a Gainclone, is when using the regulated power supply that appears to make the chips run at a higher temperature. 
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TF vs T on LM3875
