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How to put a heat shrink on a ESC?
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How to put a heat shrink on a ESC? - 04.06.2009, 11:18 AM

Hi Guys,

Some months ago I bought a Mamba-25 ESC, but the heat shrink around the ESC tore. Ok, so now I want to put a new over the ESC, but how should I do this? Because castle has done this very well. Look at this pic:


How should I do this? And it should be tight around the ESC, not loose of course


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04.06.2009, 11:39 AM

Best thing is to find heatshrink that fits as tight as possible before you shrink it. Cut it about 1/4" longer on each end, 1/2" total, and evenly apply low heat to it. If you heat it too fast it will distort, and if you apply too much heat it will melt. A std hair dryer will work fine. I use a heat gun, but move quickly and do not get too close.
   
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04.06.2009, 11:46 AM

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Best thing is to find heatshrink that fits as tight as possible before you shrink it. Cut it about 1/4" longer on each end, 1/2" total, and evenly apply low heat to it. If you heat it too fast it will distort, and if you apply too much heat it will melt. A std hair dryer will work fine. I use a heat gun, but move quickly and do not get too close.
Ok thank you! I already thought about something like that. But wasn't 100% sure about it.

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No prob, glad I could help.
   
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