Starlink dishes go into “thermal shutdown” once they hit 122° Fahrenheit
I’m always surprised how poor engineering gets exposed in products I purchase being an Arizona resident.<p>No, failing at 122F is not acceptable. If your hardware is exposed to outside conditions, it should operate easily below 32F, and well above 140F.<p>Considering that phones can operate below 0F and near 122F, that’s embarrassingly bad.<p>Same thing in vehicles. If you’re driving consistently at interstate speeds, you should be able to cool a cabin down below 72F while driving through 120F weather. Too many vehicles fail this, and frankly it’s repulsive for something you buy for 5-6 figures.