| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 871.1 | comfort and joy | JON::ROSS | Network partner excited first try!{pant} | Thu Jul 16 1987 20:57 | 12 |
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components tend to fail at higher temperatures. But some
technologies run hot. You still need to remove the heat.
Question youre asking is really: Is hot normal for DX7.
Sorry, dont know.
It wont run hot for long.
ron
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| 871.2 | Hot is cool. | THUNDR::BAILEY | Steph Bailey | Thu Jul 16 1987 21:35 | 7 |
| The hot spot is normal. As we all know, DX7s really smoke! The
components are far enough away from the transformer that it's no
problem.
Mine has run like that for three years, with no failures.
Steph
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| 871.3 | Not a bug, its a heat dump.... | EUREKA::REG_B | N_ew E_ngland C_onservatory disks ? | Thu Jul 23 1987 16:47 | 7 |
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Thats why they put the transformer there, right under where you'd
place a cool beer. They're counting on you to provide the liquid
cooling, dammed clever if Y'ask me, but you didn't.
Reg
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| 871.4 | Not a bug, its a feature!! | THE780::FARLEE | So many NOTES, so little time... | Thu Jul 23 1987 17:18 | 7 |
| Oh come now, if you consider where the DX7 was designed,
it should be obvious that it is a built-in Sake warmer!
...could be quite a selling point in some circles, and
come to think of it, its not a bad idea at all...
Kevin
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