Haltech Instaling ECU upside down ?

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11-19-05 | 01:34 AM

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RETed

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I guess if anything, I like to see the logo on top rather than having it buried underneath.

Thanx for keeping the discussion civil, and apologies for the misunderstandings I've caused in this thead.

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11-19-05 | 11:06 AM

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IThanx for keeping the discussion civil, and apologies for the misunderstandings I've caused in this thead.
-Ted

That's cool. Hopefully some of the folks who've read through this thread can take something away from it that they didn't know before. And hopefully FC3S.USD has had his question answered. But he's probably not even reading anymore :^)

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12-17-05 | 11:46 PM

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I agree with RETed on this. I have been installing stereo systems for some 10 years now.
Heat rises. Keep heat sinks to the top whenever possible. This comes down to common sense.
Things are designed the way they are for a reason.

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12-18-05 | 12:13 AM

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Please don't make me try to explain this again.

People, HEAT DOES NOT RISE!

Take a rod of aluminum, get it hot on one end. Hold it so the hot end is up and the cool end is down. What happens? Does the temperature of the cool end go up? Yes. Did heat rise? No. Heat moves from hot to cold, there's no orientation involved.

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