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Fashioning a heat sink for a DC motor
Assuming one has a fairly straight approx 4.5" OD x 10" long round
motor with smooth surface, what would be a good way to get some heat sink type of deal ? I am thinking about A) getting say 3/8 or 1/2 alum channel, cutting it into pieces the length of the motor and attaching the "strips" flat bottom toward the motor around the circumference. 3-4 zip-ties holding the Us against the motor B) doing something with copper or alum sticky foil, where you create as many folds as possible in a "pleaded" fashion - infinitely messier affair, but would it be more efficient in dissipating the heat ? |
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