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Dull man
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So it gets hot, doesn't work for 1 cycle, cools down from not firing one time, and proceeds to keep working for 20, 50, 100 times more before getting hot enough again to not work 1 more time? Where is the science?Ya shit gets hot then doesn't work. It's not rocket science.
I could talk and listen about the concept of a heat-related issue but it would be details and on a microscopic level. If you have a crack where the threshold for failure is almost at an atomic level, then the tiniest fraction of a single degree of temp could make that gap big enough for a single failed event, and that failed event would decrease that temp by the tiniest fraction of a degree that puts it back into function where it would require many instances of firing to drive the temp to failure mode again, only to fail 1 time and repeat.
What about computers and microchips? That's all magic and I expect it to remain a mystery.
I appreciate the folks that gave their genuine thoughts on the subject.
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