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ok guys
This is my first attemt at doing a DYI segment so give me a break.
How to build an inexpensive fan cooled heatsink for you diode.
Supplies:
A CPU heatsink and fan from a old computer.
12v wall adapter/transformer around 500mil amps.
First is to drill out heatsink with a 12mil drill bit (or 29/64th) across the heat fins. See example.
Next assemble your AIXIZ housing and insert into heatsink. Reinstall fan and wire fan to your 12v wall adapter/transformer. Then wire diode to power supply. It should be ready to turn on and burn.
Here is a video of a red diode I did about a year ago. Your diode will stay cool using this method.
This is my first attemt at doing a DYI segment so give me a break.
How to build an inexpensive fan cooled heatsink for you diode.
Supplies:
A CPU heatsink and fan from a old computer.
12v wall adapter/transformer around 500mil amps.
First is to drill out heatsink with a 12mil drill bit (or 29/64th) across the heat fins. See example.
Next assemble your AIXIZ housing and insert into heatsink. Reinstall fan and wire fan to your 12v wall adapter/transformer. Then wire diode to power supply. It should be ready to turn on and burn.
Here is a video of a red diode I did about a year ago. Your diode will stay cool using this method.