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Urgeoner 12.12.2009 11:37 PM

making mamba monster waterproof
 
will outerwears work?

Slowkrawl 12.12.2009 11:42 PM

I pulled mine out of the case and plasti-dipped everything except the heat sink. I've only run it once so far but it worked just fine.

Urgeoner 12.13.2009 12:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Slowkrawl (Post 338757)
I pulled mine out of the case and plasti-dipped everything except the heat sink. I've only run it once so far but it worked just fine.

like with that rubberized coating? or like liquid electrical tape? I Ebay'd 'plati dip' and got all kinds of results.

mihael 12.13.2009 05:45 PM

here the best way to make it waterproff, i would make it next week with my mamba, with my receiver, with my servo...


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUSmKAvHyEk

Urgeoner 12.13.2009 06:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mihael (Post 338868)
here the best way to make it waterproff, i would make it next week with my mamba, with my receiver, with my servo...


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUSmKAvHyEk

AWESOME! Thanks!:intello:

Jabe 12.14.2009 10:59 AM

Problem realy is receiver plugs, you need to put electric grease or something like that to connectors to prevent water from making interference. Its gonna look messy after that.

Urgeoner 12.16.2009 12:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Jabe (Post 338964)
Problem realy is receiver plugs, you need to put electric grease or something like that to connectors to prevent water from making interference. Its gonna look messy after that.

Really? I just balloon them. Works every time!

nativepaul 12.16.2009 06:37 AM

"Problem realy is receiver plugs, you need to put electric grease or something like that to connectors to prevent water from making interference"

It's a good idea but unless you bash in an old golddust mine probably unnecessary, I waterproof my boat ESCs and RXs by totally encapsulating them with just flying leads and watercooling pipes sticking out (not good for the air cooled MMM) I have come in from several races to find a hole/split in the hull and the inside filled with water with all the electrics and wiring/plugs submerged, no grease on the plugs and its all been working just fine, just slower from the motor/coupler spinning under water and the boat weighing twice as much as normal.

pinkpanda3310 12.16.2009 08:44 AM

I stick blu-tack around the rx plugs to block dust. I don't see why it can't be used for keeping water out. Easy to put on/off and a shite load cleaner than grease.


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