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Message: [QUOTE="qw90700, post: 278875, member: 660650"] Well I watched too much MacGyver to come up with home economics solutions by using laws of physics!!! 1) Heat is because of the vibration and how this vibration is shared. Why heat is bad is because as heat increases (the shared vibration gets intense) it disturbs the stable state of atoms so as atoms gets less stable they behave differently. For example this is why electronic devices heat up and why over time heat can "damage" the device because properties of the parts start to behave differently in a way it doesn't work as it's usually intended anymore and how extreme heat make these parts useless. 2) Hot air goes up and the air that gets colder gets down. Home solution: It would be wise to find an object like a metal that can absorb the heat directly from the source of the heat. The bigger this object the better it will take the heat away from the source of the heat. This is how heatsink idea works. However the object you use to make heat away naturally will absorb the heat to itself and thus its itself will be hot. As this object gets hot it will make the air around the object heat up (whole surrounding of the object will vibrate) and this is bad. That's where fan idea comes in. It will help to use 2 fans for this. 1st fan blowing air into the surface that has direct connection to where the object is connected to the source of the heat. 2nd fan would be helpful on make the hot air around the object get away so gotta make sure it blows the hot air around top of the object. As air around the device gets heated that air will fly up, that's why the fan that pull hot air blows in the air on top. [ATTACH type="full" alt="mac.gif"]95643[/ATTACH] lolol [/QUOTE]

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