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monkeypuzzle
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I'm not getting boards made up with tracks on initially as this is just a test and I don't currently have the facilities. I plan on using a sheet of PCB with holes cut in the same spaces with the non copper side face up as a spacer to give the gap that they currently have. I've cracked them off of the heatsink so i can split that up, once I've found a solid setting adhesive (like the one that is on the heatsink now) I can get this moving on and hard wire them to a flying lead with a 4 pin xlr and a socket sitting in the block where the lens was.
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mini-mad
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If it sounds like a gorilla is trying to escape, turn it down.
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Steve20131
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Hi, sorry for late replies. I drilled the baseplates through and used m2 bolts and copper grease/aluminium paste. Alumimium does'nt last that long if you tap it and have to remove them a few times while you work on it. Lux meter has come so can do some tests soon...
Good to see you all working on stuff keeping old units going
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Steve20131
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I know, I've sold an old project car to get these out the way...
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This is a 200w cold white chip. The first colours and open white are in low power mode (last forever mode) the last white is full 200w.
Initially I was very dissapointed but after some head scratching I realised that the light meter went x10 / x100 automatically, and it was in x100 mode, so heres the results Low power 0 distance 7520 Lux 5m 1880 Lux High power 0 distance 11280 Lux 5m 2820 Lux The last photo shows the meter in x100 does'nt register ambient light
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