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A guide to mounting a diode into an aixiz housing
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Re: A guide to mounting a diode into an aixiz hous
like i said, what other way??
like i said, what other way??
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Re: A guide to mounting a diode into an aixiz hous
I'll just lock the other thread in the multimedia section andy
I'll just lock the other thread in the multimedia section andy
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Re: A guide to mounting a diode into an aixiz hous
some times i wonder why i bother!!
some times i wonder why i bother!!
Re: A guide to mounting a diode into an aixiz hous
You're doing good work here. ;D
But as I said in case you missed it.
Take the "bottom" of the module. (AKA the part that comes off)
Turn it around.
Stick the diode between the module halves so the pins are though the bottom half.
Stick it in a table vice.
Tighten!
You're doing good work here. ;D
But as I said in case you missed it.
Take the "bottom" of the module. (AKA the part that comes off)
Turn it around.
Stick the diode between the module halves so the pins are though the bottom half.
Stick it in a table vice.
Tighten!
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Re: A guide to mounting a diode into an aixiz hous
The method mentioned by Rhith is one of the early methods reported for LD insertion. Quick and easy, you have the tooling in hand !! It is still used by many DIYers. I do recommend the use of some wood blocks to protect the threads on the module.
If the LD refuses to go in all the way, other methods may be needed -- like a 3# hammer --- KABOOM
Mike
The method mentioned by Rhith is one of the early methods reported for LD insertion. Quick and easy, you have the tooling in hand !! It is still used by many DIYers. I do recommend the use of some wood blocks to protect the threads on the module.
If the LD refuses to go in all the way, other methods may be needed -- like a 3# hammer --- KABOOM
Mike
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Re: A guide to mounting a diode into an aixiz hous
Andy,
The way you show in your pics shows the majority of hte diode still sticking out of the back end on the module
I prefer to ensure that the diode is nice and tight, flushly inserted in place in the module. Have you had any issues with them popping out, or not heatsinking well due to the contact differences ?
Andy,
The way you show in your pics shows the majority of hte diode still sticking out of the back end on the module
I prefer to ensure that the diode is nice and tight, flushly inserted in place in the module. Have you had any issues with them popping out, or not heatsinking well due to the contact differences ?
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Re: A guide to mounting a diode into an aixiz hous
ok maybe the photo doesnt show the diode properly in as the diode is dead, so it was just for photo purposes.
normally i push them in a little further. not had one pop out and the aixiz housing are crap heat sinks in general
ok maybe the photo doesnt show the diode properly in as the diode is dead, so it was just for photo purposes.
normally i push them in a little further. not had one pop out and the aixiz housing are crap heat sinks in general
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Re: A guide to mounting a diode into an aixiz hous
Andy --
I've used many Aixiz modules and still have a bag full !! They work for me very well and provide sufficient heatsinking for "average" duty cycles. If I'm pushing beyond, I machine the chrome off to get better contact to my TEC housing.
For pressing the LD into the module, I add a dab of arctic 5 grease.
Mike
Andy --
I've used many Aixiz modules and still have a bag full !! They work for me very well and provide sufficient heatsinking for "average" duty cycles. If I'm pushing beyond, I machine the chrome off to get better contact to my TEC housing.
For pressing the LD into the module, I add a dab of arctic 5 grease.
Mike