Well, I just attempted to check the temp on my Hughes and the thermometer (digital) shut off at 110 degrees. By the way it was slowing, I'm guessing that it wasn't much hotter than that. Oh, the unit had just been turned on, but I'm not sure that there is a reall difference since it has been said that the only difference is the ouputs are turned on in "on" mode.
When everyone says that their Hughes, Mitsubishi, Toshibas run hot, are they talking in the 110-125 degree range?
When everyone says that their Hughes, Mitsubishi, Toshibas run hot, are they talking in the 110-125 degree range?