@@danpop1714 The purpose of the shower test was to simulate a rainy environment and show that it still works in that scenario. This is because most electronics in general can’t survive in the rain unless they are IP65 rated or better! But to your question about heat - the rain could help keep things cool, but it’s not necessary since the unit has built in fans and heat sinks to keep everything nice and cool. Hope that helps 😁
And I thought I was the only one who showered with my Kvant Lasers. Great Video!
@@hightechstuff2 Hey, no judgement if you can clean a dirty laserist and a projector at once. More power to you 🤣
@@Laserosity True That!
In the shower?, is this a heat thing? doesn't make sense unless they are water cooled. The shower scene is tripping me
@@danpop1714 The purpose of the shower test was to simulate a rainy environment and show that it still works in that scenario. This is because most electronics in general can’t survive in the rain unless they are IP65 rated or better!
But to your question about heat - the rain could help keep things cool, but it’s not necessary since the unit has built in fans and heat sinks to keep everything nice and cool.
Hope that helps 😁
No ILDA connection! Poo! Some of us don't use Pangolin for control.