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Originally Posted by de.das.dude
Read the section on the hydrodynamic bearing. its the same as how the read/write heads of a HDD "float" on the platter.
one thing CB pointed out is mounting the rotor. i dont think mounting the rotor will be difficult. However, since the rotor is mounted at the centre of the baseplate and the centre is the region of the most heating, there might be some issues with efficiency.
Like i said before, they seem to have tackled all the problems theoretically. The question is how well it will work altogether.
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Uses heatpipes man, so the energy is spread to the entire base plate, you can see from their thermal imaging that it works fairly well as the base plate is all the same temperature : ]