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Victor6634
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Cutter electronics in Australia
KonopCh
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Same as China/USA.
I am looking in EU. Read my post.
guy_incognito251
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You can get some here (check that they are suitable for whatever COB you are using):
https://www.elpro.org/gb/2929-led-heatsinks-for-zhaga-book-3
https://www.elpro.org/gb/892-led-heat-sinks
If you need a lot of heatsinks then it may be that it will cost less to order from the US or Australia even with shipping / taxes....
https://www.elpro.org/gb/2929-led-heatsinks-for-zhaga-book-3
https://www.elpro.org/gb/892-led-heat-sinks
If you need a lot of heatsinks then it may be that it will cost less to order from the US or Australia even with shipping / taxes....
GreenMotion
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You could look at tme they have some options
@GreenMotion do you know how to source pico ez mate connectors from tme for vero 29s v7s thx man
modeler
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You can get some here --> http://www.todogrowled.com/gb/components/23-black-large-sink.html
But the specs are shait.
But the specs are shait.
salmonetin
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...maybe in this post you have more answers...
https://www.rollitup.org/t/heatsinks-in-europe.850441/
Saludos
https://www.rollitup.org/t/heatsinks-in-europe.850441/
Saludos
KonopCh
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Do you have specs?
May I ask you where did you buy cobs and drivers from Eh?
Rocket Soul
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Check out poweralia for 1m heatsinks. Not sure about how shipping works out but they have very good selection and prices. One note: the data sherts are in spanish, it took me some time to understand them: on some (most) of the data sheets the thermal resistance numbers are a bit wacko, they quote you how much for 300mm rather than a full meter. May not be worth the hassle for some, especially if your build specs are set in stone. My idea was to buy some, try them at 200/250/320 watts and see how they go.
Also, some of the more expensive ones look like you could easily duct them so you could run them active and extract the air for super low thermal resistance (0.05! For shOrt pieces)
Www.poweralia.com/perfiles-de-extrusion
Also, some of the more expensive ones look like you could easily duct them so you could run them active and extract the air for super low thermal resistance (0.05! For shOrt pieces)
Www.poweralia.com/perfiles-de-extrusion
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KonopCh
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Too low base.
coreywebster
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Primelight.co.uk
They are a citizen dealer and they sell heat sinks for all the citizen cobs. Cant remember prices but remember them been very competitive.
They do not have the heat sinks on their website until new website is up but if you email them and tell them exactly which chips you are going to use they will let you know which sinks, they use mechatronix.
KonopCh
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I sent them mail, but they didn't respond for one week now... ?
coreywebster
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Strange, they were very quick to respond to all my emails. That was a few month back.
Try them again, I know there was one time where they had missed my reply, plus they were getting a lot of requests for heat sinks at that time, could of just missed your email.