The transistor is happier with a heatsink, although it doesn't need to
be stood up. There isn't enough room to mount it vertically.
On 6/4/2017 8:18 PM, gregebert wrote:
Does the TO-220 device get hot during normal operation ? If so, I would
suggest mounting it vertically and adding a heatsink.
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