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 you might want to consider the Edu-Robo-Whatevertheheckitscalled RC - Matt Krass [more] |
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11-08-2001, 18:36
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Heatsinks
I have seen the heat problem resolved on a few teams using a finned heatsink that works pretty well. It was contoured to match the outside can of the motor, while your at it add a small muffin fan to pass air through the fins and you are all set.
I don't know if it is legal but you can use a thermal grease to transfer the heat even better. (Computer processors use the same thing and they get so hot you can't touch them.) |
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