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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Paris France
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Hi all,
I m building a 10W SOZ (or tring to at least) and m looking for heatsink. I ve found two different kind of : Here is a URL with drawing of the two types : heatsink list The first is the CO 5409 (or CO 5063 they are pretty much the same profile). The other is the big CO 5260 (SK 141 type but bigger). I wonder which one I should use. I fear that the wings of the big one are not thin enough to evacuate the heat properly. Any advice appreciated. Thanks Akira PS : Does anybody has a link to a direct on-line catalog of heatsink profiles ? |
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Join Date: Jan 2003
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bottom line with SOZ, buy the biggest heatsink you can
find / afford. |
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try this
BIG heatsinks source!! I think they do 150 watts of heat each....or darn close -Matthew K. Olson |
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I got 2 boxes of these heatsinks. They are BIG!
You could build a 10 watt SOZ with them no problem! you could cut 2 of them in half for 4 sinks and make a square chasis. Put resistors on 1 sink and FETS on the other x2. You have plenty of room in the inside for your power supply, etc. i'm using them for my Aleph 2. m. |
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