thatsthequy yes, its slowing itself down to keep up and cool down, yet it cannot cool itself if its just got a slap of aluminum on it. I've repaired, worked on and serviced thousands of devices, this sad excuse for a cooling element Is unacceptable.

thatsthequy 

Freakinkat YT garage,  but the main hub unit gets very hot as well 

txgunlover I honestly dont doubt the engineering team that built it, I'm fairly certain my units are just janky. BUT I'm still hard pressed to ask why they're heat brick, because its not a heatsink, but a tiny fan would make a world of difference, yes I understand that changing the design would be an extremely costly thing to do. What I would believe for them to do is just hopefully take my advice and properly vent and cool them. If their able to work in high heat, awesome, but imagine now if they were to be cooled so as not to suffer as much and they're life span plus reliability would be off the charts! I've tested the units when I put my own custom cooling to them, they were nowhere near at their peak when cooled. They're was so much room for the devices to multitask without tripping the thermal sensors 

txgunlover ahh so it's a wait until someones house burns to the ground before we care thing. Ok got it.