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I guess that's how they get the IP67 rating. :roll:

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I had one that was crumbly enough to dismantle and find the sploded Chongx brand cap, not that it's worthwhile... Curious if that works as a thermal paste or as a sweater.
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hahaha

Please build an amp in a Lenovo and another in a Tesla chassis.
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If the item of gear happens to not work how do you know there are even any non user serviceable parts under that layer of Bean curd, lol!
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Where can I get some of that stuff? I need to caulk the corners in my shower.
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To be fair, the label does say "water proof". So, that is one way to do it.

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Ooh. I'm running LED strips under my dock. I'll just suspend this under the water for heatsinking.
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I don't think anything waterproofed that way can be externally cooled.

Has anyone notified a fusion lab? This might be the answer.
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xtian wrote: ↑Wed Nov 16, 2022 2:47 am I guess that's how they get the IP67 rating. :roll:


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How will you be using this? Will this be another one of you external power supply builds.
Your last one was very cool.

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Guy, no, this is for the low voltage LED lighting in the yard. The company sent a new unit and it's working.
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