Liquid Electrical Tape ???

[NCNitro]

Has anyone here tried using this as opposed to balooning the servos, if so I would like to know what you thought of it and if it really works well in waterproofing the servos. Thanks

 

[Hunter]

Iv never used it for the servos but I keep a can in my truck for when I'm out in the woods and I fry some wires, it should work good but will be alittle messy to put on. If you try it let us know how it turns out for you.

 

[SkyMaxx]

Still looking for a brand name or something...will Home Depot guys know what I'm talking about if I ask them where to find it? I expect in the electrical supply aisle. What is a good brand? Or are we looking for someone to guinea pig this stuff?

 

[Hunter]

I like star brite liquid electrical tape HD should have it in aisal #4.

 

[SkyMaxx]

Thanks, Hunter. I 'll pick some up this weekend and give it a test or two.

 

[Çh®i§tiªñ]

I would use silicone/rubber on soldered ends. I'm still leary (spelling???) about this liquid tape jazz. I guess I need to pull out one of my old servos and give it a whirl. I'm still a balloon freak.

 

[Hunter]

Like with anything that starts as a semiliquid it would be nessary to scuff the smooth surfaces so it sticks and can fourm a tight seal.

 

[PedeDestroyer]

I was thinking if you put like some WD-40 on a rag, and wipe it around the open parts of the servo the water will not go on it.. You can also try crayons, becuase of the wax.

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