That s because I have to stop and adapt the speed depending on traffid of course 
, what matters is the avg speed and current , loadā¦ and they are super similar , one day apart same road on my way to work.
I will improve the design by placing the fins out in the air flow in a different way.
I think @DeathCookies means different runs as in 1 on monday and 1 on tuesday (for example.)
With āsame runā @Jerome means the same route, same rider, more or less same speed. It IS indeed on a different day, but thatās for comparison
Argument settled?
Well said it is a comparison on overall ride output
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I hate to rehash this, but I canāt seem to find what a safe operating range temp for the focbox single
90 c cutoff 100c max operating
90 c as in 90Ā° Celsius? Wanting to be clear because I know batteries discharge with some weird C. My focbox got up to 60Ā° Celsius today, wanting to make sure thatās not risky at all
You have an over temp protection. If your focbox get too hot it starts powering down. Feels like a battery cut off. Usually it starts at 80 degree Celsius
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Thanks a lot, good to know
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Once I get my unity, and if it will be overheating, Iāll cool it down with some heatpipe based cooling, like the one used in laptops: If used itās dirt cheap.
And these are very efficient yet low profile so you can fit it almost everywhere.
Or heatsinks from low profile 1U servers: Also good source of cheap and quality heatsinks.