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N Cook
- Jan 1, 1970
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Not the usual nylon or whatever ones that I never trust for high
temperatures (soften and deform over time, loosening thermal connection,runs
hotter, melts more ......
Does anyone make them from whatever the plastic/mineral? is used for the
body of power transistors themselves, what is that material , what is it
called? . Maybe because of brittleness they would have to use smaller
screws/bolts allowing larger washer thickness in the hole.
I've got in the habit of cutting off the non-metal mounting parts of TOP66
type transistors, opening the holes of TO220 or TOP3 and using them as
washers.
Or any other solution, modification?
temperatures (soften and deform over time, loosening thermal connection,runs
hotter, melts more ......
Does anyone make them from whatever the plastic/mineral? is used for the
body of power transistors themselves, what is that material , what is it
called? . Maybe because of brittleness they would have to use smaller
screws/bolts allowing larger washer thickness in the hole.
I've got in the habit of cutting off the non-metal mounting parts of TOP66
type transistors, opening the holes of TO220 or TOP3 and using them as
washers.
Or any other solution, modification?