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Nealz
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2015-04-12T21:26:48Z —
#1
No magic smoke released.
Instructions Clear and Concise.
Note the Instructions are at the website at bit.ly/isokit
Label on Kit appears to say bitly not bit.ly or the Font makes it hard to see the ".".
nickjohnson
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2015-04-13T06:25:29Z —
#2
I'm glad it went well! Did you have any trouble removing the FET from the heatsink?
Nealz
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2015-04-13T14:18:45Z —
#3
No issues with removal.
New heatsink compound kinda runny.
Only suggestion is pictures.
On another note I think I understand the procedure to test a battery. If I have time I'll write it up and send it to you. I saw it was a task in github.
Eric
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2015-04-13T19:15:36Z —
#4
Nick,
Wanted to do some ballpark thermal calcs and was wondering if you have
any specs on the thermal resistance of the ceramic insulator you can share?
Thanks!
nickjohnson
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2015-04-14T07:04:08Z —
#5
Hi Eric,
We tested several different insulator types to find the best performance; mica ones were surprisingly poor. The one we settled on is part 532-4169G, from Aavid Thermalloy. They provide specs here: http://www.aavid.com/product-group/interface/insulators