stevenal wrote:
I haven't a clue how much engineering goes into these things, or what kind of safety factor might be used if they do. All I know is that Dometic got caught when elements that were about 9% high were used. Now folks are going to continuous 154% on a tube that normally sees very little use. It may work just fine, but I would get the word from Dometic, not just the techs.
After further thought on this I am going to recant my earlier statements and suggestions. They were meant for discussion purpose only. I have come to the realization that I get absolutely no benefit for sharing my opinion here, yet I am potentially opening myself up for liability. How smart is that? So please let me repeat.
Do not make any unauthorized mods or changes to your refer. If you do, you do at your own risk! I will go back and edit or delete my prior posts. Tim
