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03.25.2005, 02:18 AM
Anyone got the tools to make a box for the Warrior controller that can have a fan mounted on it? I want it to stay cool but keep H20 out
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03.27.2005, 12:14 PM
i wouldnt take the risk:eek:
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03.27.2005, 02:01 PM
Yeah but then its no fun. I made one for the EVX. Maybe I'll have to engineer another?
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Waterproof no Splashproof yes -
03.28.2005, 01:19 AM
I use the boat versions of Lehner controllers in boats of course and there not even close to waterproof, you just have to keep a real good seal :D or splashproof becomes splashpoof:eek:
You can bye electronics grade epoxy and cover the boards of the controllers for a pretty near waterproof seal.But the boat guys have proven over and over that when it come to electronics nothings waterproof James;) |
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