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jhautz · 04:59 PM

That could be a perfect cooling set up. It always bugged me that I couldnt get any additional heatsinking on the fets in between the boards. Looks like that angle aluminum should be perfect for pulling the heat out of there. Nice job. I would like to try that, but Im not brave enough to tear mine open yet.:p

After you put the front plate back on, get a some battery shrink wrap and put it arond the boards the long way so the face plate shows on one end and the heatsinks stick out the other. That would help you keep the dirt out and give a more finished look.

Nice Job! Let us know how that runs. I bet you cant even warm it up with that much heat sinking.:018:

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jhautz RC-Monster Mod Offline Posts: 4,217 Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Chicago, IL	09.28.2006, 04:53 PM That could be a perfect cooling set up. It always bugged me that I couldnt get any additional heatsinking on the fets in between the boards. Looks like that angle aluminum should be perfect for pulling the heat out of there. Nice job. I would like to try that, but Im not brave enough to tear mine open yet.:p After you put the front plate back on, get a some battery shrink wrap and put it arond the boards the long way so the face plate shows on one end and the heatsinks stick out the other. That would help you keep the dirt out and give a more finished look. Nice Job! Let us know how that runs. I bet you cant even warm it up with that much heat sinking.:018: I can't decide if its more fun to make it... or break it... Silent...But Deadly Last edited by jhautz; 09.28.2006 at 04:59 PM.