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Sold/Expired *Found*: D cell Hotlips or O-Sink.
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3rd_shift
Flashlight Enthusiast
Re: WTB: D cell Hotlips or O-Sink.
Look on page 2, or 3 of this forum.
Yaesumofo has them in bare aluminum, chemcoat, and this;
Look on page 2, or 3 of this forum.
Yaesumofo has them in bare aluminum, chemcoat, and this;
BugLightGeek
Flashlight Enthusiast
Re: WTB: D cell Hotlips or O-Sink.
agreed. look for an O-sink from him. They're great to work with!
agreed. look for an O-sink from him. They're great to work with!
yaesumofo
Flashlight Enthusiast
Re: WTB: D cell Hotlips or O-Sink.
Thanks for the recomendation guys.
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=&Number=599738&page=0&view=collapsed&sb=5&o=&fpart=1
is the link.
Thanks
Yaesumofo
Thanks for the recomendation guys.
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=&Number=599738&page=0&view=collapsed&sb=5&o=&fpart=1
is the link.
Thanks
Yaesumofo
Re: WTB: D cell Hotlips or O-Sink.
Are the black ones mostly for looks [and they do look VERY good by the way], or do they exhibit better heat exchange properties?
I may get two of the un-annodized ones. Thanks for the update guys. I'm waiting on a PM [on a particular question] so depending upon a positive answer, I'll mark this thread as 'found' then.
Are the black ones mostly for looks [and they do look VERY good by the way], or do they exhibit better heat exchange properties?
I may get two of the un-annodized ones. Thanks for the update guys. I'm waiting on a PM [on a particular question] so depending upon a positive answer, I'll mark this thread as 'found' then.
yaesumofo
Flashlight Enthusiast
Re: WTB: D cell Hotlips or O-Sink.
The annodizing is for looks only.
Yaesumofo
The annodizing is for looks only.
Yaesumofo
Re: WTB: D cell Hotlips or O-Sink.
I WAS only going to get one but ended up getting two. I have a 3 watt LED that is on one of the flat heatsinks. Centering isn't too bad, but this should improve that. The MAIN one I needed the O-sink for is a W2WW 5 watt that I've had for a while. It, too, was on a flat heatsink. I'm hoping the centering factor of the O-sink helps some with the 'donut' effect, but even if not, it is still better heatsinking for the LEDs. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
I WAS only going to get one but ended up getting two. I have a 3 watt LED that is on one of the flat heatsinks. Centering isn't too bad, but this should improve that. The MAIN one I needed the O-sink for is a W2WW 5 watt that I've had for a while. It, too, was on a flat heatsink. I'm hoping the centering factor of the O-sink helps some with the 'donut' effect, but even if not, it is still better heatsinking for the LEDs. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
3rd_shift
Flashlight Enthusiast
Re: WTB: D cell Hotlips or O-Sink *found!* .
You will definitely need to make sure that the emitters are clean and dry before sticking them to the Osinks with Arctic Alumina thermal epoxy (computer store) .
You will definitely need to make sure that the emitters are clean and dry before sticking them to the Osinks with Arctic Alumina thermal epoxy (computer store) .
3rd_shift
Flashlight Enthusiast
Re: WTB: D cell Hotlips or O-Sink *found!* .
Just a teeny, 1/4 drop or less does the job.
Just a teeny, 1/4 drop or less does the job.
