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zeropointbug
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10.20.2007, 01:23 AM

I think the efficiencies are between 94-97% IMO.

Yeah, I agree, the internal mod does work pretty good at getting rid of thermals... but I still don't know how/where the thermal diode is placed. Which makes me worry, if it is pushed enough, the top FET's could overheat/burn up. But it is fine for great power that we need from it... I was just saying that mine would be able to handle a much larger and heavier vehicle than a MT, really, I would be limited to the tracers in the Quarks PCB long before the FET's were to get too hot.


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10.20.2007, 10:05 AM

Thank you,

Heatsinking is a complex problem, but if you familiar in the field then you can create very efficient system.
To help out with Cu vs Al I did a quick web search and found this:
Nice pdf. collection and general info
Hint why copper is the key here, very nice and compact write-up

to zeropointbug:
I think it is very difficult to find a member on this forum who haven't seen your Quark:).

And, yes I can make you plates, no problem, especially I am working with Mike's help on this one as well.
   
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