I am worried about the heat the device generates. After a long 3 hour movie, will the Receiver feel hot to the touch?
212503
Yes, mine gets fairly warm to the touch. It hasn't caused any issues yet but I have only had it about 6 months.
1328272
No heat isn't an issue. I mainly use it for backing up all my storage(music, movies, pictures, software) of roughly 2TB. No complaints whatsoever.
2145238
I was filming a school play when I ran into this issue.. i'd say about 30 minutes in is when it overheated and shut down. luckily i had my cellphone on me to pick up the slack.... I guess this is why they make camcorders :(
414280
I have had this plugged in for both an iPad and an iPhone at the same time over night and have never noticed a heat problem. Hope this helps. I use it all the time.
361865
Mine does not get hot either in AV cabinet with three sides and few inches clearance around sides, 10 in back. Way less heat than the Onkyo I replaced with it.
235040
I have use it for an hour stright with no problem, not using it to make full length movies!! Hour was great time to me!!
1065518
Note to Nestor: Recommend you not put anything on or under your BD player that would tend to make it run warmer. All BD players run hotter than DVD units given what they're being asked to do. My Sony has a fan that goes on and off after it runs for long periods.
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Yes there is a problem with yours. I've had mine since its issue and it never gets hot -warm at most when playing extended games or videos. I have a Surface Pro 2 now, but I keep the Portege as a very reliable backup and for occasional ripping or burning (no pun intended) of CDs.
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The new technology for this camera (only) has a cool burning DLP projector bulb built into the camera and does not overheat nor draw as much power as the prior two models. In fact, the only heat generated will be that of the battery inside the camera which eventually will heat up (the body of the camera) but causing no harm.
1680673
The Onkyo Reciever 5.1 runs quite a bit warm and would recommend you keep the reciever up and away from a toddlers reach. The class A/B power Amp in the reciever does generate quite a bit of heat that's why there are so many heat vent slots on top of the receiver that just how power amps run.
1997389
Due to it's 600 lumens it does get pretty hot. Usually I do not leave it on long or keep hand around the bezel. Only to temporarily subdue the intensity do I have hand there.
1836843
My Minix actually burnt itself up after 3 months. It's a powerful little device. They actually need some heat syncs to help fight the heat. You could try lowering your screen resolution if you can. The harder you push it, the hotter it will get.
1643636
Just saw this, and I think you already got your answer. I agree with the first response--Yes, nice & hot if the unit is left on. Enjoy.
617484
Hi there; If you keep the screen on continuously it will get slightly warm (but not hot) If your camera gets hot I suspect your battery will also be lasting a very short time. Best get a Fuji agent to check it out.CheersSimo (from middle earth)
1154490
No it shouldn't get hot when the gain is on half power check and make sure your power cables are at least 4ga
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well, ventilation is always key for an amplifier.So far, and this is after a week, I have not noticed excessive heat.However, I have my main speakers running off a separate power amp via the 773's pre-amp outputs.Both my power amp and the 773 do feel "Warm," but I wouldn't call it excessive.I do have them in an open TV stand with no glass doors and large cutouts in the back.About one inch of space above the top of the unit773 has two USB ports on it, so if I notice excessive heat I plan on purchasing small USB powered vent fans like the ones from "Coolerguys."But, so far I have not noticed what I consider "excessive" heat." well, ventilation is always key for an amplifier.So far, and this is after a week, I have not noticed excessive heat.However, I have my main speakers running off a separate power amp via the 773's pre-amp outputs.Both my power amp and the 773 do feel "Warm," but I wouldn't call it excessive.I do have them in an open TV stand with no glass doors and large cutouts in the back.About one inch of space above the top of the unit773 has two USB ports on it, so if I notice excessive heat I plan on purchasing small USB powered vent fans like the ones... » Read More well, ventilation is always key for an amplifier.So far, and this is after a week, I have not noticed excessive heat.However, I have my main speakers running off a separate power amp via the 773's pre-amp outputs.Both my power amp and the 773 do feel "Warm," but I wouldn't call it excessive.I do have them in an open TV stand with no glass doors and large cutouts in the back.About one inch of space above the top of the unit773 has two USB ports on it, so if I notice excessive heat I plan on purchasing small USB powered vent fans like the ones from "Coolerguys."But, so far I have not noticed what I consider "excessive" heat." « Show Less
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I have not had any problems so far and the receiver runs about 6 hrs a day. I hope I never have any HDMI problems