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R: [PolySix] er... follow up (quick) question

R: [PolySix] er... follow up (quick) question

2005-03-31 by Orlandi Marco arcadio

> -----Messaggio originale-----
> Da: altairnouveau [mailto:altairnouveau@yahoo.com] 
> Inviato: giovedì 31 marzo 2005 11.32
> A: PolySix@yahoogroups.com
> Oggetto: [PolySix] er... follow up (quick) question
> 
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> How hot does a Polysix generally run?
> 
> I notice mine's much hotter to the touch on the back panel 
> than my Juno-106 ever gets 
> (or the Jupiter 4 that I've been borrowing).
> 
> 
> 
 
I asked myself  if is normal thing, that  polysix is very hot on the rear panel (in the zone showed in pictures ). The maximum hot temperature zone is locate in the rear panel about at the meedle of it, looking at the front panel the zone is above:    eg intensity -  kbd track - eg mode - attenuator
 
 
 
Marco


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Re: R: [PolySix] er... follow up (quick) question

2005-03-31 by dko4342@vip.cybercity.dk

> > I notice mine's much hotter to the touch on the back panel
> > than my Juno-106 ever gets
> > (or the Jupiter 4 that I've been borrowing).
>
> I asked myself\ufffd if is normal thing, that\ufffd polysix is very hot on the rear 
>panel (in the zone showed in pictures ). The maximum hot temperature zone is 
>locate in the rear panel about at the meedle of it, looking at the front 
>panel the zone is above:\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd eg intensity -\ufffd kbd track - eg mode - attenuator

Mine is warm too on the rear panel. I think this is the way it is. I think 
the vents of the power supply are mounted on the panel.

/Frank

Re: R: [PolySix] er... follow up (quick) question

2005-03-31 by altairnouveau

--- In PolySix@yahoogroups.com, dko4342@v... wrote:
> > > I notice mine's much hotter to the touch on the back panel
> > > than my Juno-106 ever gets
> > > (or the Jupiter 4 that I've been borrowing).
> >
> > I asked myself  if is normal thing, that  polysix is very hot on the rear 
> >panel (in the zone showed in pictures ). The maximum hot temperature zone is 
> >locate in the rear panel about at the meedle of it, looking at the front 
> >panel the zone is above:    eg intensity -  kbd track - eg mode - attenuator
> 
> Mine is warm too on the rear panel. I think this is the way it is. I think 
> the vents of the power supply are mounted on the panel.
> 
> /Frank

well then as long as it seems pretty common I won't worry about it too much.

Re: R: [PolySix] er... follow up (quick) question

2005-04-01 by The Old Crow

This is normal as the power supply heatsink is attached to the metal 
case just behind the big 'Korg' logo.  The case is used as part of the 
overall heatsink.

Crow
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On Thu, 31 Mar 2005, altairnouveau wrote:

> I asked myself\ufffd if is normal thing, that\ufffd polysix is very hot on the
> rear

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