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He'll yeah, I could ship it to jeff for you bhwollen and he could fix her up nice and neat
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Microboost question, well general driver question
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how about $5.00 for my time and silicone wire that I'll be putting on there 
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Okay pay pal to jakegt606@hotmail.com $20 wheneer ur ready and I'll take care of getting it to jeff and back to you
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I'll throw it I'n the mail tomorrow
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Okay everybody heres another question!
I have a flexdrive, that I was trying to get off of a coin that I thermally adhered it to with some arctic silver.
in getting it off, the top "lid" to the 6 pin chip, was left sticking to the coin. Now it has exposed copper looking stuff, and I don't know if it's okay to use it still
Would it kill diodes? could i re-thermally adhere it to something?
I have a flexdrive, that I was trying to get off of a coin that I thermally adhered it to with some arctic silver.
in getting it off, the top "lid" to the 6 pin chip, was left sticking to the coin. Now it has exposed copper looking stuff, and I don't know if it's okay to use it still
Would it kill diodes? could i re-thermally adhere it to something?
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i wouldnt risk it, but as long as the inside is intact it should work.
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replace it if you can find one xD
if you can find one xD
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I think my flexdrive is still fine also
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hey jake, I was wondering how'd you get a microboost to hit 1.3A??? I thought those were limited to about 1.1A max... whats the solder brigde configuration to hit such high currents. I just got 2 microboosts and was gonna run them in parallel at 700mA each, but if 1 can hit 1.3A then i got more lasers i can build!
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most of the chips are mounted upside-down. Chances are, that's just the heat-spreader and the chip is under it. Look at the part stuck to the coin. If it looks like it has a silver block imbedded in it, then you're screwed. If all you see is the imprint of that metal heat spreader, then it *might* still work.
If it still works, theoretically you could get better heat transfer from the chip die to a heatsink. Keep in mind, though, that the copper exposed metal is most likely not flaoting, but connected to ground.
If it still works, theoretically you could get better heat transfer from the chip die to a heatsink. Keep in mind, though, that the copper exposed metal is most likely not flaoting, but connected to ground.
