For a product intended to be used by people in remote locations, temperature range is an alpha test feature, not a beta test feature, because there's a very goo

For a product intended to be used by people in remote locations, temperature range is an alpha test feature, not a beta test feature, because there's a very good chance they will need to completely redesign the dish internals to operate at higher temperature ranges, especially if they expect to weatherproof the dishes in future designs. the design process is different for hardware because you can't just fix everything with a patch after-the-fact. You have to actually anticipate problems and account for them in your design, especially when you are charging people money for the product and marketing it as a remote solution.