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Re: Victor running underwater!

If you want to go with high current, you will need some sort of heatsink. Probably the easiest is to solder some copper tubes coming off the metal transistor tabs on the Victor that poke out of the compound. Why use a 40A speed controller if you're never going to pull it? I think this is eluding to a new possible design from these guys
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