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Buffalo III - flexibility without compromise.

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We keep the moderation to a minimum, but in this case a post was deleted because I had directed that that sort of post should be in its own thread, and I gave prior warning. 🙂

I also do not happen to believe it is good information because it does not jibe with prior measured nor experienced results.

There is no other reason beyond that.
 
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Hi

I am soldering the components to the BIII and other boards. Now, shouldn't the LEDs '+' (the longer leg) goes into the square pad? But on the silkscreen, the flat side of the LED is the '-' of the LED. I have now soldered all my LEDs '+' to the square pads when I noticed the flat side of the LEDs. Should I reverse all of these??

Thanks.
 
Rule of thumb (or finger 🙂) for casual temp measurements... at 60C, you should be able to touch the heatsink for about 2-3 seconds before having to pull away.

I haven't any equipment to measure the temperature. I could able to touch those heatsink 2-3 secs, just feel very hot, but it wouldn't hurt me.
I just worry about the high temperature will shorten the components's life.

p.s. today I bought two heatsinks which like the stock one but double the height, hope it can solve the problem.
 
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