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posted by  chris herbst on  Sun Mar 23 17:21 CST 2003
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To answer your question, it isn't necessary to have heatsink compound behind the power stage. You're right about there not being any in the first place; there never was. But I suppose it can't hurt to do so, since that is their job. Plus it would increase heat transfer capability quite a bit since it doesn't exactly sit against a finely machined surface or anything.

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chris herbst, near chicago






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