| Magura |
Anyone know where I can find T0-3 alumina or Be insulators ?
I just need a few, but they seem hard to find theese days :(
Magura :) |
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| Magura |
| quote: | Originally posted by Peter Daniel
Proably because most of those BeO pads "have been already disposed at the nearest chemical disposal center" ;)
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You got me there Peter ;)
The problem is that I'm getting somewhat desperate as I can't seem to find anything that just smells like alumina T0-3 insulators and thought that it may be possible to find the BeO version instead.....it's not that I like the idea of BeO in anything if I could avoid it.
Magura :) |
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| jacco vermeulen |
| How many TO3 ALuminum oxides do you need, Magura ? |
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| Magura |
| quote: | Originally posted by jacco vermeulen
How many TO3 ALuminum oxides do you need, Magura ? |
8 would do, 10 would leave me with 2 to mess up.
Rumor will have it that they tend to crack easily when mounted :(
Magura :) |
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| jacco vermeulen |
Yep, they have the feel and look of ceramics.
The stuff is quite hard, as long as they are torqued evenly they withstand decent pressure.
But dont drop them !
They can be had at Burklin's in Germany :
www.buerklin.com/gruppen/KapB/B107505.asp |
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| Magura |
Thanks a lot....so they still do exist :)
Magura :) |
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| jacco vermeulen |
And work better than TO3 silicon's or mica insulators on class A amplifiers.
I measured temperature difference when i used them for lateral Hitachi Mosfets in class A amplifiers.
Look cleaner too, if you wipe excess thermal grease off.
btw: price in 1990 was 0.90 euro for 1 at the same shop.
let me know if you have trouble ordering, i have an account there for like 20 years.
(i call myself a Pro-diy, sort of like workhorse :clown: )
when i am finished doing Leach stuff, i need to order a whole lot of MPC71 resistors from them for Aleph's and Zen's.
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