HonestReview
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It is unrealistic to expect anything to work beyond the limits which the manufacturer says it has. It is unrealistic to blame a cam manufacturer for the limits of the card or the reverse of that. And it is unrealistic to expect a high-performance multi-channel cam to be among the most heat-tolerant when it clearly can't be.
I'm finding very few instances where it's claimed that the A139 is overheating, yet I'm seeing many instances where it isn't- even in more severe conditions. So I can't see this as a cam design problem, for if that was true then everyone (or nearly everyone) would be similarly affected, such as occurred with the T3. If there is an issue here then it would be due to faulty components or improper assembly, or it is card overheating. It's certainly not a cam design problem.
Phil
With the camera powering off, it's safe to assume the camera is overheating. If it were the memory card failing right now, I presume the camera would remain on and simply be saying "Insert Memory Card".
So I'm trying to determine if I have a faulty unit or if this is a design flaw.
I reached out to support to ask for a replacement camera.