PMd. I think I got confused because pedro paid for it.
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Thank you.
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got it yesterday, thanks bud
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Absolutely! Sorry about the shipping confusion.
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Are there installation instructions anywhere? It seems fairly simple, i just wanna be sure.
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No worries dude.
Was it supposed to come with any hardware? I thought it was but it’s been awhile so I could be wrong easily.
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Ya I was pretty sure I sent you a plastic bag with the hardware. The bag is very small and usually attached to the packaging. PMd
I do not have instructions. I can make some if need be, no one has asked until now.
Esc attached to plate, then plate screws to sink with 4x me tapped holes. Then sink is attached to enclosure with 4x m4 screws and nuts, or to the box with 4x long m4 screws
Lmk if you need actual instructions, if so, I can make some with pictures and stuff.
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Here is how I did it,
flip the escs
Put the mounting plate on it and align the holes, there will be a set of holes which should align
Fasten the screws
The screw heads will match a set of holes on the heatsinks plate
I plan on using thermal paste between each part before installing it in the enclosure.
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And yeah thermal paste might not be a bad idea. Someone was supposed to do some testing, but not sure what happened.
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You prob only need a little bit under where the ESC mounts on both plates and not the whole thing covered but you could use plenty also.
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Would it help creating better contact between the heatsinks and the mouse ring plate too? I was concerned that there might be a thin gap between them.
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I’m so tight on space in this enclosure but need to start cooling my escs.
I’m thinking I’m going to cut a rectangular hole just the size of the 60d+ in my enclosure and mount the sink and mounting plate outside of the enclosure.
Does anyone see any reason why this wouldn’t work before I go wild?
Looking from outside of box:
Black = enclosure
Red slashes = cutout for 60d
Blue = Infinity sink and plate (outside enclosure)
Green = 4 bolts for mounting through enclosure
Might add a dab of black silicone around the overlap between the plate and the enclosure for waterproof
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I think it’s a solid way to save space. I don’t think I have the height for these either and gave that some consideration.
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I think he wants to mount both pieces outside the enclosure. So not that way that it’s designed for.
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Except the mounting plate would be on the outside as well.
In your case (pun intended and nailed), I’d just cut the red part so the escs are the only through mounted part.
@b264 with the snipe
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aah, didn’t read thoroughly.
I personally don’t see a problem. One small obstacle could be the other screws? 4 screws for the heatsink itself + the 4 for the mounting plate. All things that would need to get sealed.
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Yeah, this is the only problem I would foresee
Lots of sealing and less good looks.
But, more space inside.
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