At higher currents with previous project PSU's, as long as I've used forced air cooling heat isn't to bad. It's definitely there, at 12.60 Volts DC 25 Amps continuous I've had readings on the semiconductors (not regulator) of 70 - 75 C° which I thought was exceptable for the load of halogen lamps it was powering. It's not my intended load, that's HF radio power use, so not continuous. I have just started Manhattan style PCB construction, as it offers higher current capabilities over copper strip board, which is difficult to accommodate high currents. Got to say why didn't I try this type of construction sooner, I only needed a bench shear to cut the copper clad board and strips. I have seen many of MR Carlson's lab videos, and have watched that PSU repair a while ago now. My phone (android) won't open the PDF file. But later I will look at it on the PC, thank you for the link. I have four PSU that don't have circuits yet, but ready to use once they have circuits in them. These are two cases bolted together to make room for bigger high current transformers. The other 4th PSU is in my kitchen awaiting further construction.