sixstring2112
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How many volts are these new boards? Like i can figure out my 36v cree i can run 5 off 1 mw 185.1050ma driver. So are these boards 36v or 37.7 or 50v or .... ?
DIY Passive cooling with PIN Heatsinks SST120 and SST140
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Evil-Mobo
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Price?
I'm trying to see the price difference between going this route and copying my other light, vs the boards you and @Stephenj37826 were showing us recently.......?
Which system do you think would produce better results too have those boards been tested by anyone?
Voltage is around 100-108Volts depending on drive current.
sixstring2112
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sixstring2112
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@ThaiBaby1 thanks
The Dawg
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Durp Its All Relative To Weight Correct??? And The SST-X Weighs 35 Grams More And In My Neck Of The Woods 35 Grams Isn't Chicken Scratch
robincnn
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At the back of heatsink. Right behind the cob
robincnn
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No tests. This is new stuff. I am making a veg lamp for myself. Thinking of going with 1 board and 80 w dimmable driver.Price?
I'm trying to see the price difference between going this route and copying my other light, vs the boards you and @Stephenj37826 were showing us recently.......?
Which system do you think would produce better results too have those boards been tested by anyone?
For tomato tent thinking of a 2 board with a HLG 120 i have.
Boards $75 each
Evil-Mobo
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What heat sinks will you will be using for that? You think that would be good for a 20"x36"x60" closet tent?
And how many board would you run with which driver for a 4x4-5x5 area?
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VenomGrower6990
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IMO the pin heatsinks are very affordable especially for the money that is invested in the DIY cob builds. I really love the round pin passive heatsinks for the sexy appeal they have to them and i'm sure many others do too. Great idea for those in a bind though.
I was talking about heatsinks for the boards, pin fins cant be used.
VenomGrower6990
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Good thing because my SST120's came all smashed to hell. They were all smashed on one side from the USPS. Had to straighten almost every pin on at least one side of the heatsinks. BTW Robin did do his part and they were packaged very well on his side.
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VenomGrower6990
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Awww. ok got ya!!
Airwalker16
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Oooohhh so THIS is what all this talk is about! I LOVE SQUARE SINKS! when will these be good to buy?! Sorry I'm sure you've been asked and answered 100X.
Airwalker16
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P.s. what are these "Boards "?
the quantum boards
bobbuck
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@robincnn looking to order some heatsinks from you. Just realized where your business is located. I used to live around the corner on Broadway. if I order from you, can you use those mini banana breads from Cheryl's as packing material?!
Will you be getting more of the sst105 Vero 18, clu48 compatible heatSinks in? says you're sold out. thnkx
Will you be getting more of the sst105 Vero 18, clu48 compatible heatSinks in? says you're sold out. thnkx
pop22
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Funny, in the cpu overclocking world, pinfins were the rage for about 6 months Slabs of copper. copper thin fins, you name it. That was 10 years ago.Heatpipe technology came next and took over, and rules the aircooled niche. Why aren't we seeing decent heat pipe tech yet? HP and IBM were designing high performance heatsinks long before they hit the pc market at that!
pop22
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Evil-Mobo
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Have to change the name to Monster Mod lol would look freaky with 4 of those splayed heat sinks on there huh.........