My new members Show f 5 amp

[watdiy]

I like Nelson Pass I want to take work f5 Amp to view I'm no good at English. But if you read Thai, visit my blog to see Thank you

 

[planet10]

A very creative & unique heatsink you have there 🙂

dave

 

[jechentau]

lol very cool yes 😱
super durable, nearly unbreakable, easily serviceable, and even easy to close up with
some circular panels (inspiring 😛)

 

[Sangram]

Brings a whole new meaning to Rock 'n' Roll. Nice idea!

 

[nicoch58]

W😛nderful!!

 

[juma]

watdiy, you got my vote for "Most Original Amp Buld" award

 

[Beftus]

Anyone like to guess the C/W rating of that heatsink? 😀
Creative solution! A prime example of thinking outside the box IMO.

 

[stefan5000]

Anyone like to guess the C/W rating of that heatsink? 😀
Creative solution! A prime example of thinking outside the box IMO.

Yeah! Not for square heads!!

 

[watdiy]

I own trying to read English. To communicate with everyone. Thanks for all the encouragement. Aluminium for a Class A Amplifier expensive. I am unable to purchase if possible. Only the old wheels. I think that would be replacement. Thanks again and good friendships with other members of the web this
wathiend.diy

 

[syncmaster]

Good idea.

 

[Itsmee]

Excellent build

How about using a spinner to create some air flow

 

[Tiroler]

The tranistors don't care how they are kept cool... Very good idea!
Martin

 

[bobodioulasso]

It could be used as speaker stands if monoblocks.

 

[pwan]

Hello K.Lowend

I recognized your "F5 Evo". Nice to see you here.

Cheers,

 

[umut1001]

Very nice building ! Congrats!

 

[Aldotin]

That's called car audio, dude! 😀

 

[Cambe]

Well done! That is seriously banging! Truly, where the rim meets the audio road!🙂
😎

 

[bear]

Actually, maybe not such a good idea... a lot depends on how hot it actually gets after being run for a few hours or more. Of course if you never run for a few hours, it does not matter.

The auto rim will have a high thermal mass, but beyond that point it probably does not actually cool via convection very well... so IF the rim gets hot, then it could get to the point where it is a problem...

Watdiy, place your fingers on the mosfets after it has run for a while, IF it feels too hot to keep your fingers on the mosfets then it is not good. IF it is OK to keep your fingers on the mosfets then you are good.

Simple test.

_-_-bear

 

[watdiy]

Thanks for the good advice from everyone. I try the handle while turning the wheel to work some time in the very heat of the Class A level, normal ... not be concerned

 

[thaisolar]

Great idea sir! 😉