That's my understanding as well. I've seen dummy loads used when testing transmitters at power so that nothing gets too hot. They usually have a big aluminum heat sink.
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Yes, that's how things work when you live close to a time zone border. Doesn't really have anything to do with DST.
Most people living close to the BC<->AB or AB<->SK borders, for example, deal with this frequently, and stopping DST won't change that. You get used to it.