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Spare parts for Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum and more!

Due to circumstances beyond my control the store will be closed for a while (I'll try to open Saturday 2nd Nov at least for a day). Sorry for the inconvenience, Phil

Heatsinks

Suitable for the DIL chips used in retro computers

Products:

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Small Tube Of Thermally Conductive Adhesive

For attaching heatsinks to chips
5 gram tube - enough for about a dozen chips
Instructions supplied

Heatsink for 24 pin DIL Chips - Black Anodized, Bare

Heatsink for 24 Pin DIL Chips - Bare

Heatsink suitable for 24 PIN Chips such as the ROMs in Commodore 64.
Black anodized finish
Dimensions: 33mm x 19mm x 4.8mm
Attachment methods: The heatsink is not self-adhesive - it requires thermally conductive glue which I sell separately.

Heatsink for 24 pin DIL Chips - Black Anodized, Self-Adhesive

Heatsink for 24 Pin DIL Chips - Self-Adhesive

As above but with self-adhesive backing tape, ready to apply to chip.

Heatsink for 40 pin DIL Chips - Black Anodized, Bare

Heatsink for 40 Pin DIL Chips - Bare

Heatsink suitable for 40 PIN Chips such as the CPU in the Commodore 64 and ULA in ZX81 and Spectrum Plus.
Note: There is not enough room for a heatsink in the rubber-keyed Spectrum unless you desolder the ULA's IC socket and fit the ULA directly onto the motherboard. For the Spectrum+ there is room to fit the heatsink without soldering the ULA to the PCB if the keyboard backing plate is the thin grey metal type (the plastic backing plates are thicker and get in the way slightly).
Black anodized finish
Dimensions: 50mm x 19mm x 4.8mm
Attachment methods: The heatsink is not self-adhesive - it requires thermally conductive glue which I sell separately.

Heatsink for 40 pin DIL Chips - Black Anodized, Self Adhesive

Heatsink for 40 Pin DIL Chips - Self Adhesive

As above, but with thermally-conductive self-adhesive pad pre-attached, ready to peel and apply.