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    Flexwatt temps

    Ok i know this has been posted probably several times before but I was having trouble finding it through the search. I just set up my first rack yesterday and my flexwatt is at about 106 F to keep a hot side of 90 F. Is this too hot?
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    No, it's fine no worries
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    Re: Flexwatt temps

    Quote Originally Posted by llovelace View Post
    No, it's fine no worries
    That's all i needed to hear! Just a little nervous with the new rack
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