rigger--> radio box sealing....????

[chris h]

Hi guy's

at this moment i'm building up my twin sgx 90 and i'm looking for are safe/strong sealing options for the radio-boxes......what type sealing are there in use....duck tape, screws/bolts...magnets....????

thanks.

chris helmkamp

the netherlands

 

[tracerbob]

Most radio box lids are held down with a clear tape. All I know is it's a 3M product. You can get it from speedmaster or rocket city racing. Don't get the prather stuff or tower hobbies stuff as it leaves a sticky mess whereas the 3M stuff leaves no residue. Since I'm in the states I wouldn't have a clue where to get it on you side of the pond.

 

[Richard_Tran]

Use the grey duct tape..It's more "bling"

 

[dr gary turner]

Hi guy's
at this moment i'm building up my twin sgx 90 and i'm looking for are safe/strong sealing options for the radio-boxes......what type sealing are there in use....duck tape, screws/bolts...magnets....????

thanks.

chris helmkamp

the netherlands Mark Bullard supplies everyone either directly or through various dealers with the correct tape. It is excellent. the tape is used in the electric motor business. Since he is in the electric motor business he buys it in huge quantities and beats everyones price. Dr. Gary Turner

 

[SayMikey]

Hi guy's
at this moment i'm building up my twin sgx 90 and i'm looking for are safe/strong sealing options for the radio-boxes......what type sealing are there in use....duck tape, screws/bolts...magnets....????

thanks.

chris helmkamp

the netherlands Mark Bullard supplies everyone either directly or through various dealers with the correct tape. It is excellent. the tape is used in the electric motor business. Since he is in the electric motor business he buys it in huge quantities and beats everyones price. Dr. Gary Turner

Chris have Moron get you a couple rolls while he is in the states. $10.00 a roll and it shlould last a year or so.

 

[chris h]

Thanks guy's.... didn't know that everybody uses this tape....i'll send Mark a PM...

thanks.

chris helmkamp

the netherlands