I've got a DL24P also. I really don't like how the heatsink and fan mounts to the board. It moves around a LOT more than it should, which comprimises the "bond" of the thermal paste between the MOSFET and the heatsink. With the large heatsink, it should run cooler at a given wattage, however, my DL25P always runs warmer than my DTL150's (20A=150W) and "Blue 10-150" loads. Because of that, I have my DL24P limited in the settings to 150W also to prevent burning out the MOSFET. Otherwise, it is great. But my favorite is the DTL150 load (I've got 2 of them.) Maybe you could do a video on the "Blue Loads" also. What you really need to get your hands on is a DL24MP... I've got one of those too in the 600W flavor. It's a beast!! Up to 40A and 600W... it will warm up the room if you load it up!
I will have to look into the DTL-150. Yes, the DL24MP is a beast. I have another load that I use in the calibration video. I really need to do a full review on that one, I doesn't seem to have a model number. I had not paid a lot of attention to the heatsink mount before, but now that you mention it, it does move around a fair bit.
Can you check if it uses different mosfet and diod?
Nice video
I've got a DL24P also. I really don't like how the heatsink and fan mounts to the board. It moves around a LOT more than it should, which comprimises the "bond" of the thermal paste between the MOSFET and the heatsink. With the large heatsink, it should run cooler at a given wattage, however, my DL25P always runs warmer than my DTL150's (20A=150W) and "Blue 10-150" loads. Because of that, I have my DL24P limited in the settings to 150W also to prevent burning out the MOSFET. Otherwise, it is great. But my favorite is the DTL150 load (I've got 2 of them.)
Maybe you could do a video on the "Blue Loads" also. What you really need to get your hands on is a DL24MP... I've got one of those too in the 600W flavor. It's a beast!! Up to 40A and 600W... it will warm up the room if you load it up!
I will have to look into the DTL-150. Yes, the DL24MP is a beast. I have another load that I use in the calibration video. I really need to do a full review on that one, I doesn't seem to have a model number.
I had not paid a lot of attention to the heatsink mount before, but now that you mention it, it does move around a fair bit.