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You cut your hair
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ok...so I had to choose between silicone pads for isolator which were factory made and teflon isolators which I have on a role and I had to do another hand work
guess what I choose
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What is the thermal performance of the teflon?
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sincerely...I don`t know but from what I know it is better than silicone pads, also thinner and you don`t need to use thermal grease, hope I am right
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Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: ancient Batsch , behind Iron Curtain
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teflon
put goo , just in case
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both sides or one only?
really don`t like very much grease just `cause you get dirty each time you get you hand near...you just can`t miss it Last edited by schultzsch; 18th January 2013 at 07:37 PM. |
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Join Date: Jan 2003
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well - I put kapton today under few of them , but with goo
getting grease on fingers - just matter of mileage I'm using wooden stick for applying goo (meat spits)
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didn`t had on hand kapton, I know it is the best but...maybe in the future if the teflon wouldn`t work fine and the temperature difference between sink and to247 capsule will be too high.what should be the maximum value of this difference?
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say that 10C is in highish part of ballpark
there are few threads - search for mica and goop and for Keratherm
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Hm... quick search gives: Therm. cond. for kapton = 0.37 W/(m*K), Dupont web page, and for example for Alum. Oxide = 60 W/(m*K)(Wiki), so it is two orders. Why not just buy Al2O3 based pads?
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