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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Oregon
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Hey guys! I just received my case from par-metal, and was curious if anyone has felt with them before?
I ordered a case with heat sinks fabbed into the sides, and on the inside of the heatsinks, there was a metal plate that's been bolted onto it with three screws! Does anyone by chance know what this was for??? |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2009
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A photo would be nice
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Is the side of the case cut out for access to the heat sink or do you only see the metal plate from the inside? Is the plate the size of the heat sink (HS)?
Is the inside plate aluminum or copper? If copper, probably used to dissipate heat better. If not copper, probably there for rigidity. The case sides are probably thin, while the HS is heavy. HS could pull on the side of the chassis. The inside plate could be acting as support, spreading the weight across the whole chassis side instead of a few screws.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Oregon
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I will be able to post a picture this afternoon,
But the plate is only accessible from the inside. Its about half the length of the heat sink, and its a plate of aluminum that had one length folded almost 180 degrees on probably a 1/4 in diameter? Maybe smaller. I'm going off memory right now, but can better give an answer when I get home. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Colorado Springs, CO
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Why not call Par, and ask them what the plate's intended to do?
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Oregon
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as a matter of fact, i did call them! the man said it was for mounting down transistors, it just doesnt seem to match any of the bolt patterns i have? oh well! i had anticipated to drill and tap all of the holes anyways! after mapping out my Boards, and where the transistors should land, i should have no issues with the existing holes being too close.
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