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    Posted: March 27 2011 at 8:05pm
can i screw the reflectors flush to the top of my hood? Or will they get to hot sitting against the wood?
Brett and Kristine | Layton, UT | Brett's e-mail: [email protected] | Kristine's e-mail: [email protected]
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It would probably would be best if there is a small space in between the reflectors and canopy.  I know on my 110, part of the canopy is open on top to allow heat disipation.  If it is solid on top i myself would not attach the reflector directly to the top.
 
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yea it is enclosed I got a two spots for fans but that is it. I posted pics in my build thread of the lights. thanx troy
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You could always drill some holes in the top above the lights or even put fans over them if you get holes large enough.
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hmm didnt think of that prolly would work good to ventilate it 
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