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Marketplace => Buy Sell Trade => Topic started by: Burton on June 03, 2020, 01:33:59 AM
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I have a diginow pan, never used, still in box.
$300 and you pay shipping from NH,USA
Can provide pictures if you require.
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And... if you need chargers that goes in.. i have some !!
Doc
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How many u have for sale Doc?
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And... if you need chargers that goes in.. i have some !!
Doc
I sold all 4 of mine :D Hope yours go as fast as mine did.
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I have 5 brand new
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Price? Feel free to PM me
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Is this the upgraded pan that they made for V2.5?
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Is this the upgraded pan that they made for V2.5?
Yes. DoctorBass designed it and they had it produced.
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Thanks for the reply Brian. Just to be sure, it’s and upgrade from this pan that was included with my DigiNow 2.5?
https://imgur.com/gallery/mD9UiUA
If so, I would be interested. Can you share any pics of what it looks like? What is the price?
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Nvm, i'm an idiot, just realized yall were talking about the chargers not the belly pan. I guess the one I have is the most up to date. I need to find a better way to protect if from debris and h20.
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Nvm, i'm an idiot, just realized yall were talking about the chargers not the belly pan. I guess the one I have is the most up to date. I need to find a better way to protect if from debris and h20.
Just drill some extra holes, so the water will have a way to drain.
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That pan is 6mm thick as I recall. Use a good drill bit with oil.
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That pan is 6mm thick as I recall. Use a good drill bit with oil.
It's thick, but is aluminum, the drill went through it easily.
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Did yall add foam or other insulation to the gap between the pan and the battery monolith? Did you look at the pic I linked, is that the same pan you have? If so, how did you attach your cooling fans?
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Did yall add foam or other insulation to the gap between the pan and the battery monolith? Did you look at the pic I linked, is that the same pan you have? If so, how did you attach your cooling fans?
The pan attaches to the frame, not the monolith, and the chargers are meant to bolt to the pan, leaving an air gap to the monolith. There's far less heat transmitted via this scheme than the OEM's that places the charger chassis more or less conformally against the monolith's bottom plate.
The only real thermal concern is using a thermally conductive paste between the chargers and the pan. ASI Compound 104 is a recommendation I have in my notes, but I don't recall whose recommendation that was.
If you linked a pic, I didn't see it. There's only one pan design aside from the OEM metal and plastic pans, although I've sketched an alternative design myself that I never had fabricated.
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Here's a picture of the pan I have.
I understnad that the stock charger cooks the monolith, so i'm glad the designed the gap. I'm a bit worried that water intrusion into the pan will ruin the chargers eventually. That's why im curious as to how others sealed the gap between teh lip of the pan and the frame. I will read up on the use of thermal paste b/t the chargers and the pan for the Diginow setup.