Gazoo
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Hey falchionsmight,
Look at the bright side (no pun intended). If you kill your diode, you will be in lots of good company ;D Many of us have killed more than a few.
Using a liquid cooled system is a good idea, and I had thought of it. However condensation might still be a problem around the heat sink area and inside of the diode. Finding ways to totally prevent it can be done as TEC's are used to cool CPU's. I thought about using a sealed module but there would still be air inside of it. I don't have an answer, but Daedal and Pseudo are or will be experimenting with peltier cooling so hopefully we will get an answer. As Daedal said, controlling the temperature would be a huge plus.
Look at the bright side (no pun intended). If you kill your diode, you will be in lots of good company ;D Many of us have killed more than a few.
Using a liquid cooled system is a good idea, and I had thought of it. However condensation might still be a problem around the heat sink area and inside of the diode. Finding ways to totally prevent it can be done as TEC's are used to cool CPU's. I thought about using a sealed module but there would still be air inside of it. I don't have an answer, but Daedal and Pseudo are or will be experimenting with peltier cooling so hopefully we will get an answer. As Daedal said, controlling the temperature would be a huge plus.