Anything new?
Dims are different than the v1, and v2, added hole patterns for Spintend and DV6, enclosure mounting holes are tapped now (for those cases where trying to get a wrench in is difficult), oh and I added a chamfer to the fins because it looks nice lol.
I was planning to post specs and a product drawing in the morning, but I can do it now 
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So it doesn’t require the mounting plate anymore?
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It still uses a mounting plate for all ESCs except the spintend (uses four threaded holes on the heatsink).
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Ah i see, i was about about to ask how that would work with escs like the stormcore or unity but the plate image just wasn’t up.
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Got it. Sorry, my dorm connection is spotty (I technically have gigabit, but the connection only works like half of the time).
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Alrighty! 2022 2023 InfinitySinks are in hand! Several have already sold through messages, but I have a few left. You can purchase at: https://www.machinesuits.com/product-page/infinitysink-2023
Comes with:
- Fin Plate
- Mounting Plate
- Necessary Hardware
Compatible with:
- Stormcore Series
- Focbox Unity
- BKB Xenith
- OG Single Focbox (x2)
- Torqueboards ESC (TB6)(x2)
- MakerX DV6
- Spintend Ubox
Definitely let me know if you have any questions. Thanks everyone!
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Woah! Spintend ubox compatibility?? Awesome!
Just bought one. Way better deal than the Bioboards option that’s $110+ with shipping… thanks!
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Yessir! I made a custom spintend sink for someone like a year ago, only made sense to bring it to V3!
Do you have anything for MakerX G300
I need something for a dual G300 setup on a Fiido scooter.
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I don’t unfortunately, not too common. You can pretty easily drill new holes for your ESC. Especially since the ESC just has through holes.
Mine has arrived! Anything specific I need to know to use it with a Spintend ubox? Just screw it on? Thermal paste or pad in between? What are people doin’?
Any advice appreciated 
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Honestly, I run mine without thermal paste and I have zero thermal issues. Since the heat isnt being generated all at once, you might not need the extra thermal conductivity and nuisance of thermal paste/pads.
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The way i see it, you’re (hopefully) only gonna do it once, may as well give it the best opportunity to do it’s job.
In this circumstance I believe thermal paste is more effective than pads. I’d be putting it on for sure.
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I’m thermal throttling my ubox when it’s barely 40 degrees outside, so I’m really worried about summer riding.
@glyphiks yeah, I’ll probably throw some paste in there, may as well… thank you!
at what Wh consumption?
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40-50 when riding hard. lots of hills out here in the pnw and we ride fast
this is 2-3 mins after a decent ride
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48wh/mile seems on the high side.
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yeah, pretty much constant 25-35mph, not to mention im ~230-240lbs with gear…
90 motor amps per side, 50 battery per side…