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Just wondering if anyone out there has tried the heatsink USA's 10.080 inch extrusion heatsinks for a F-5 build. Seems M&M metals wants to double (almost) their price, so I'm looking for other sources. Jeez, I can order Conrad from down under and get them cheaper even with delivery!
Heatsink USA seems to be the only other manufacturer located domestically, thus I was wondering about sufficiency of their sink for F-5. Russellc |
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There are good reports about those heat sinks and what size is adequate. |
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F5 For Low Z Loads ?
I measured 4 devices dissapating 125W Even a 6" section shouldn't be any problem at all for 64W
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one each channel should be fine but maybe this cheaper one will be adequate too http://cgi.ebay.com/Heatsink-Aluminu...item27b9453340 |
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I'll have to compare prices. The 2.5 inch fin version is very reasonable. Also, those are 12 inch lengths, I was looking at the 8 inch section for an amp approx. 8 inches tall. My reading is that the extra height doesnt help much, its more the depth. I can say the M&M metals sinks, 12 inches deep and 6.5 inches tall, stayed at a temp you could keep your hand on indefinitely, at least in a 1/8 inch aluminum chassis. (first F-5 build) I'm in hopes a section this size on each side would be sufficient, but it is just shy of Nelson's recommendation in the F-5 service manual/article. May have to go conrad. Russellc Last edited by Russellc; 12th March 2011 at 12:02 AM. |
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I just got the impression you didnt have enough money if you can afford the long fin model, thats the one one for each channel ofcourse |
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I suppose for the benifit of all the potential std F5 builders, I could disassemble two of the FETs and run my tests with 23.5Vd-s and 1.3A/FET
I'm about to add another sink to the backside as discussed in th low Z thread.
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Also, someone dismissed the difference between 1" and 2" fins: you want the 2". This does make a difference. Last edited by WithTarragon; 12th March 2011 at 01:12 AM. |
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cheers , Woody |
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