Geebax
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GeoffN Posted at 2017-6-22 11:41
As said previously, if DJI thought it was necessary, they'd have told us. Would they risk lots of warranty claims if there was a problem here? No You are manufacturing a solution to a problem that doesn't exist. The camera and associated "electronics" are obviously designed to handle higher temperatures with no problems.
'if DJI thought it was necessary, they'd have told us. '
I seriously doubt that. DJI are notoriously bad at communications of any sort. The heating effect in CMOS sensors is a widely known fact. Some camera manufactuers resort to solid-state Peltier effect devices to cool their sensors, some even resort to liquid cooling system with radiators and low speed fans. Obviously, if these companies, whose camera design is a scientifically driven process, think that cooling is necessary, then lesser manufacturers, like DJI, should take note.
Nigel's warning is a good one, and should be gratefully received by people on this forum, not dismissed. |
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