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Old 11th March 2006, 09:51 AM   #1
m@dsen is offline m@dsen  Denmark
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Default Coolling for UcD 180AD?

Hi there.

My first post on this wonderfull site

I am putting together my first poweramp and I would like to know if this is coolling is ok for 2 UcD 180AD?

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Old 11th March 2006, 09:57 AM   #2
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That's more than adequate heatsinking.

For audiophile grade cooling, I suggest putting the UcD into liquid nitrogen

Ask Cryotweak how it's done.
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