Easycargo Insulator Mounting Rubberized Silicone Review

The only recommendation I have to make is to separate the metal fittings from the silicone insulators in the packaging.

I lost the originals and they worked fine. I found the originals later, but I didn't need to replace them in the project as the quality turned out to be quite comparable to the OEM.

Use thermal grease and make sure the semiconductor is free of burrs. Before switching on, check for a short circuit to the radiator.

Not much ill will in there. Almost all you need is to mount a TO-220 or similar switching transistor or regulator on a heatsink and isolate them from a common ground. It would be nice if there was some silicone tubing in the box and if the screws were English threads (like 10/32) instead of metric to cut metric threads into the heatsink, this is doable but quite impractical in the US. (But the screws are easy to replace.)

I lost the originals and they worked fine. I found the originals later, but I didn't have to replace them in the project as the quality turned out to be quite comparable to the OEM.

Use with thermal grease and check that the semiconductor has no burrs. Before switching on, check for a short circuit to the radiator.