Chippertheripper wrote:
Negative. It's heatsink tape.
Really, so two sided tape with a layer of electrical tape won't cut it?
Our biggest electrical shop doesn't carry heat sink tape.
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Chippertheripper wrote:
Really, so two sided tape with a layer of electrical tape won't cut it? Last edited: Jan 09, 2017 19:38:15 |
Joined: Mar 11, 2011 Posts: 819 Semass |
I assume it'll melt the plastic of the electrical tape. Them fets get warm on their own. |
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czech-one-2 wrote:
Heatsink tape is mostly used in computers. Find a place that sells computer parts for kids who build their own gaming computer. They have to deal with a lot of heat from processors, graphic cards and memory banks. The tape is usually grey and you only need the thinnest variety to ensure proper cooling and insulation. Last edited: Jan 10, 2017 07:39:34 |
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Gilette wrote:
Yes, thats right. |
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I had a complete mind dump when I was putting mine together.......I took off the entire tape all together. Luckily,the mosfets would be mounted facing the tray of my toolbox so i knew it would be a great heatsink.....only thing I had to do was figure out how to insulate them from grounding out on the tray. Then it came to me,I have some insulating "Kapton" tape I use for building megnetic coils,put down a single layer of that stuff and voila! Worked like a charm!That tape can withstand some severe heat too. It's about 20 to 30 bucks for a roll of it,but it'll last forever for how much you need to use each time. —If you want the ultimate,you gotta be willing to pay the ultimate price. Brett |
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One side down one to go. Channel 1 tested fine. Hopefully Channel 2 solders together faster. The Kahuna Kings https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Kahuna-Kings/459752090818447 |
Joined: Dec 11, 2013 Posts: 2533 Akron, Ohio |
The latest Surfy project. Duel Reverb Quilty Bear! Thanks go out to Bjorn once again! Love the sound of the new boards! https://surfguitar101.com/forums/topic/29093/?page=1#p393677 The Kahuna Kings https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Kahuna-Kings/459752090818447 https://thekahunakings.bandcamp.com/releases Last edited: Jan 24, 2017 15:46:55 |
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My Surfy Bear FET kit showed up today! I am so excited to get it built! —The Reverbivores - we're local favorites! |
Joined: Jul 16, 2007 Posts: 8 Twin Cities |
I got my Surfy Bear Fet Reverb kit the other day. Both of my old accutronics tanks were dead. Fortunately I did have a MOD tank laying around. This thing sounds fantastic! Can't wait to push it tonight at practice! Awesome product, Björn!!! |
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I dig my new horizontal MOD! —The Kahuna Kings https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Kahuna-Kings/459752090818447 |
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stratdancer wrote:
Awesome build! |
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Thanks! I love two tanks into two amps! —The Kahuna Kings https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Kahuna-Kings/459752090818447 |
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Latherman87 wrote:
You can snap it off with needle nose pliers, then insert it in the pot shaft's slot (it's a press-fit) to prevent it from collapsing when tightening the knob's setscrew. Works great! |
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I just got an aborted project Surfy Bear from over on OSG. Its basically the PCB kit with the addition of a tank and a pedal enclosure. Once I figure out whether I'm going to make this a pedal and house the tank somewhere else or use that old suitcase I posted a few pages back I'll start adding pictures as I build |
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For the above pot pic, if you have access to an washers, you can use the appropriate size as a spacer. Then if you ever desire to use the tab, it will still be there. When this started, did anyone ever think it would grow to this many pages with so many people involved? Last edited: Jan 29, 2017 09:28:29 |
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wfoguy wrote:
I did. Another prediction: You ain't seen nothing yet! Thank you so much Bjorn for sending me the new board, after I killed the last one. You're a mensch, and a pleasure to work with. Now I have installed both R3 and R5 in that big enclosure, and daydreaming about switching schemes... they're haunting me. The back can accept 4 PL's and yet another switch if necessary... so it will probably be: So many possibilities... This FET invention has enabled us all those amazing creations, this project is so much FUN!
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Wow... Impressive build! I like the printed faceplate too. Must be a challenge to get all the wires back in there. |
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Nice Ariel! |
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Well, crap. Here we go again. I wait a week and more stuff shows up. Now I'm probably going to have to have a laser cut legend plate and have it coated with unobtanium! Looks great Ariel! |
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Wow!!! Nice build! —The Kahuna Kings https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Kahuna-Kings/459752090818447 |