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#243
Send me a PM with your email address and I will get you an answer. I am not sure so I will have to ask some of the guys here.
#244
#245
Hey guys, sorry for asking this here, but hopefully it'll get back to the right people.
I have an LRP TC Spec I received back from non-warranty service a few months ago. I only used it a little bit (it's my backup) and it's been fine. However, when mounting it for use recently, the heatsink just kinda fell off. Is there a way to reattach it? It looks like it was attached with some kind of really sticky thermal paste?
I have an LRP TC Spec I received back from non-warranty service a few months ago. I only used it a little bit (it's my backup) and it's been fine. However, when mounting it for use recently, the heatsink just kinda fell off. Is there a way to reattach it? It looks like it was attached with some kind of really sticky thermal paste?
#246
Tech Lord
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Hey guys, sorry for asking this here, but hopefully it'll get back to the right people.
I have an LRP TC Spec I received back from non-warranty service a few months ago. I only used it a little bit (it's my backup) and it's been fine. However, when mounting it for use recently, the heatsink just kinda fell off. Is there a way to reattach it? It looks like it was attached with some kind of really sticky thermal paste?
I have an LRP TC Spec I received back from non-warranty service a few months ago. I only used it a little bit (it's my backup) and it's been fine. However, when mounting it for use recently, the heatsink just kinda fell off. Is there a way to reattach it? It looks like it was attached with some kind of really sticky thermal paste?
Here's what I use works fine and is thin enough to let heat through it. Other wise a very thin servo tape will work.
#247
http://products3.3m.com/catalog/us/e...er/output_html
Here's what I use works fine and is thin enough to let heat through it. Other wise a very thin servo tape will work.
Here's what I use works fine and is thin enough to let heat through it. Other wise a very thin servo tape will work.
#249
It sounds like thin adhesive thermal tape is all you really need. It's available a million different places online for cheap, and probably at most computer stores as well.
Here's an example: http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/akthadtaak80.html
Here's an example: http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/akthadtaak80.html
#250
Tested the tape I linked above. It held the heat sink on great, and heat transfer worked like a charm.
#252
#254
Rotors are available but not in stock.
#255
Any cycle numbers at 35 amps for the new packs?