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Post #1Sorry to go off thread, but would be really interested in a link for those HSs since Im only needing 8! Thanks!
Post #1Sorry to go off thread, but would be really interested in a link for those HSs since Im only needing 8! Thanks!
Ah German, it's the same the other way aroundThanks for the link netherfly. It ain't too hard to understand as a German.
Thermal epoxy, i will glue them to the frameWhat's the turkey baster used for? Thermal paste?
Thermal epoxy, i will glue them to the frame
In this case it's glueing the led stars on to the frame, the aluminum tubes will act as the heatsink. But yeah, no drilling and screwingSo you epoxy the cob holder to the base of the heat sink instead of drilling and screwing?
Try and source locally is my only wisdom! Im in the UK and in the process of starting a small business making LED growlights,I spent hours getting info on supply of heatsinks...managed to find a supplier for similar spec as Netherfly at a moderately decent price inc shippingThe problem is the shipping. I got a quote on 24 60W sinks from those guys and although its only $175 usd for the sinks, its $120 usd shipping.
The temps tested earlier (first page) where quite long term.Thank you for sharing your neat build and information, Netherfly. How much time had passed before you took the temperature of the holder? My main concern, is that I dont know what average temperature a 40w heat sink is going to be. Your cob may dissipate 35ws, but at about 60% efficient, only 14w of those are heat. So it is difficult relating to the issue., and understanding what temperature level they are going to give off. THanks again
I'm gonna try far reds too. With that control board and relay you can make it pretty cheap and i like cheap things which can eventually lead to bigger yields.It's time to get into far red
Girls are lookin good Netherfly but i must say... Beautiful build bro hats off to you one of the nicer builds ive yet to see