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joeling · 07.16.2006, 10:26 PM

Guys,

Thanks you very much for pointing out the very thing I fear. Guess I'll be fighting thermal issues for a long time to come. I think I have killed 3 BK9920, 1 MGM160 because of thermal issues. I have 2 Quark monster pro & both of them exhibit the same problem mentioned above. Gonna have to find a big fan to try to fix the problem. A big challenge for me is that the ambient temp. is around 30 ~ 34 deg C in my area. Sigh...

Hmm, how about attaching the esc to the chassis with some thermal adhesive & make the chassis a big heatsink ? Do you think this is feasible ? I even have some left over aftermarket vga cooler with heat tube. Maybe this will help to suck the heat from the esc.

Regards,
Joe Ling

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joeling RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 463 Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Malaysia	07.16.2006, 10:26 PM Guys, Thanks you very much for pointing out the very thing I fear. Guess I'll be fighting thermal issues for a long time to come. I think I have killed 3 BK9920, 1 MGM160 because of thermal issues. I have 2 Quark monster pro & both of them exhibit the same problem mentioned above. Gonna have to find a big fan to try to fix the problem. A big challenge for me is that the ambient temp. is around 30 ~ 34 deg C in my area. Sigh... Hmm, how about attaching the esc to the chassis with some thermal adhesive & make the chassis a big heatsink ? Do you think this is feasible ? I even have some left over aftermarket vga cooler with heat tube. Maybe this will help to suck the heat from the esc. Regards, Joe Ling