Raspberry Pi heatsink kit for MK802-IV?

[turkz1]

Hi all,

I was looking at doing the heatsink mod for my MK802-IV and was wondering if anyone had any idea what size of heatsinks i would need? and if the raspberry pi heatsink kits would fit our devices?

cheers from down under!
turkz1

[neoal]

Re: Raspberry Pi heatsink kit for MK802-IV?

Hi all,

I was looking at doing the heatsink mod for my MK802-IV and was wondering if anyone had any idea what size of heatsinks i would need? and if the raspberry pi heatsink kits would fit our devices?

cheers from down under!
turkz1

Just checked the raspberry kit and it has only 3 heatsinks, they might do the job but for me bigger heatsinks better cooling so you have to decide yourself

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[turkz1]

Just checked the raspberry kit and it has only 3 heatsinks, they might do the job but for me bigger heatsinks better cooling so you have to decide yourself

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thanks neo.. can you recommend the correct size heatsink chips to fit this device?

[Rambler98]

thanks neo.. can you recommend the correct size heatsink chips to fit this device?

The 3188 is 19mm x 19mm. You might try something like this http://www.****.com/itm/5pcs-22x22x1...item2c6733df37

[neoal]

Re: Raspberry Pi heatsink kit for MK802-IV?

This is what I have used for the heatsinks for the mk802iv:
1. Heatsink for nand and ram chips 4cm x 2.5, between the heatsinks and the chips I have used thick heat transfer pads 2mm.
2. For the cpu I used an old laptop cooler. If you don't have one u can use a normal heatsink 3cm x 2.5cm (I'm recommending this size so you can cover the ram chips too) . If u use the laptop cooler you'll need heat transfer silicone like that used on desktop cpu's. If you'll use the heatsink you can use thinner pads 0.5mm pad or heat transfer tape.
3. Heatsink for wifi chip 1cm x 1cm. You need heat transfer tape for this one.
Hope this helps

Here are some pics of the cooling I have done

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[malfrat]

This is what I have used for the heatsinks for the mk802iv:
1. Heatsink for nand and ram chips 4cm x 2.5, between the heatsinks and the chips I have used thick heat transfer pads 2mm.
2. For the cpu I used an old laptop cooler. If you don't have one u can use a normal heatsink 3cm x 2.5cm (I'm recommending this size so you can cover the ram chips too) . If u use the laptop cooler you'll need heat transfer silicone like that used on desktop cpu's. If you'll use the heatsink you can use thinner pads 0.5mm pad or heat transfer tape.
3. Heatsink for wifi chip 1cm x 1cm. You need heat transfer tape for this one.
Hope this helps

Here are some pics of the cooling I have done

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awsome. pics look like you build the first android robot nice work dude

[hollytech0103]

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Hello Turkz,

Try this, raspberry pi heatsink. This will give you best solution of your question. I also tried this. Thanks.