Cvr d-2004

Had an outdoor event last week in which, I used the Morin for Bass to power two Double Eighteens. The amplifier remained 46 Degrees Celsius for 8 hours ( -5 dB from Clipping) under 87 degrees Fahrenheit weather with, 100% Humidity.  45 - 46 Degrees Celsius appears to be the standard on the Morin for the past 2 years this amplifier has been in usage.

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Air flow is also only one small cog in the machine of thermal management, it doesn’t matter if it shifts more air than a Boeing 737 if it’s not ducted to give adequate air flow over the relevant components 

snowflake wrote: finally realised that the software on the disc shipped with the amp was not the right version. ask them to email you correct version - or PM me if no luck and I will find the file they sent to me. Once I had the correct version it all just worked without any setup required. latest amps don't need laptop connected with USB>LAN converter - just connect them to network and the software will automatically find them.

cheers mate will give that ago and give them an email

They are behind in space program, fighter jets and most other things but they seem to be doing well with 5G, lithium batteries and solar panels.

In China the schools actually teach kids something.  In the west people learn on the job.  Because the west is ahead you can learn more on the job in the west than you can in school in China but for how long ?  With our garbage education here that prioritizes social studies and liberal arts over science and math we don't have a lot of time left before China stomps all over us.

But the issue here isn't that China is or isn't advanced enough.  It's that they seem to have a different culture in terms of consumer protection.  I remember buying a kitchen cutting board in a shop in Chinatown in NYC walking to the car and changing my mind ... walking back to the shop not more than 5 minutes later and the Asian lady telling me "no returns" ... she wouldn't take it back.  I also remember buying a Samsung TV from Costco ( here in US ) using it for almost 3 months to watch about 50 movies and then returning for full refund - they refunded everything including delivery, installation and return costs and didn't even check if there was anything wrong with the TV ( there were some minor issues like slightly bent bezel and flicker with some content ).

in the US i have NEVER had a major store refuse a refund even when the condition was clearly used and there was absolutely nothing wrong with the product being returned.

in fact there used to be a viral series of videos on YouTube where BlendTec used to blend iPhones and other gadgets to show the power of their blenders.  in one video they blended the camera used to make the video and then went to return a plastic bag with camera dust to the store.  the store did not accept the return but it took them half an hour to decide what to do before the manager ultimately and politely said that blending the camera was considered "abuse" and wasn't covered by return policy.  i'm guessing if they tried this stunt in china they would be spat on and then beaten unconscious by the store staff.