Stealth sport 40

[David Krienke]

Tnx. So similar as with normal CorrosionX.

Its basically clear finger nail polish in a spray can . its smells just like it too. But it sure works,, its thin enough to get down in the cracks and seal the circuit components but it hasn't messed up the push button for programming . I think I have done 20 receivers now and the same with my voltage boards that I run in the boats and they all still work perfect . some are going on 4 years since coated. I have had a bad sealing radio box or just throw them open in a boat and even submerged under water they still work perfect.

 

[XtremeRcBoats]

forgot to respond. Tnx for the information David.

Did some searching and read that Tyler has been using the same stuff from MG Chemicals and also you used that stuff.
So i probably give that a try. Looks to be more easy available in the Netherlands then the CorrosionX version.
Is this the one you use?
https://nl.farnell.com/mg-chemicals...d6_p-X66pS8YnJPkgYE7d25xd0QlV23kWJh8fUOQENZPL

 

[David Krienke]

Hey Paul I couldn't open the link you sent so I took a picture of my can .Hope you can read it ok. 419d I think is the formula number.

 

[Timbo Whalen]

Corey let me know if you have any decent futaba receivers you want to get rid of and yes that boat held up good for as hard as you hit the clock

You still looking for Receivers?.....I have some brand new, never seen use, Futaba R304SB's I'd part with, and some new Futaba optional 400mm receiver antennas, too.

 

[frankpulte]

How much for the recievers and antennas. Thanks Frank

 

[larcor69]

Well since I have moved on I now have a flysky noble nb4+, and fbr8 waterproof receivers literally the PC board is set in epoxy is not a separate case it's literally epoxy is the case itself with the pin sticking out

 

[Chris Thomas]

Well since I have moved on I now have a flysky noble nb4+, and fbr8 waterproof receivers literally the PC board is set in epoxy is not a separate case it's literally epoxy is the case itself with the pin sticking out

Does this work with the Futaba FHSS radios?

 

[Grimracer]

Well since I have moved on I now have a flysky noble nb4+, and fbr8 waterproof receivers literally the PC board is set in epoxy is not a separate case it's literally epoxy is the case itself with the pin sticking out

How do you link it? (aha,, a binding plug)

 

[larcor69]

Yes it uses a bind plug that comes with it

 

[XtremeRcBoats]

Hey Paul I couldn't open the link you sent so I took a picture of my can .Hope you can read it ok. 419d I think is the formula number.

Thanks David. I had a different one linked. The one i linked was the one Tyler Garrard (RaceMechaniX) suggest in another (old) topic (https://www.intlwaters.com/threads/receiver-for-4px.78979/#post-769404).

I had a look at the MG chemicals website (https://mgchemicals.com/category/conformal-coating/silicone-conformal-coatings/) and there are 2 types of coating where they both suggest to be used for RC (see snapshots below), the one you are using and the one from Tyler. The Silicone CC looks to be even tougher then the Acrylic one you are using.








When you apply it, you only cover the servo connector pins? I want to use it on some new Futaba 603FS receivers. Do you need to cover the bind button and antenna connector?

 

[David Krienke]

Thanks David. I had a different one linked. The one i linked was the one Tyler Garrard (RaceMechaniX) suggest in another (old) topic (https://www.intlwaters.com/threads/receiver-for-4px.78979/#post-769404).

I had a look at the MG chemicals website (https://mgchemicals.com/category/conformal-coating/silicone-conformal-coatings/) and there are 2 types of coating where they both suggest to be used for RC (see snapshots below), the one you are using and the one from Tyler. The Silicone CC looks to be even tougher then the Acrylic one you are using.

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When you apply it, you only cover the servo connector pins? I want to use it on some new Futaba 603FS receivers. Do you need to cover the bind button and antenna connector?

I haven't been covering the bind button on ours Just the pins. I am sure it cracks the acrylic when you push the bind button. In a perfect world I would bind it set the fail safe then coat it and you wouldn't have to ever press the bind button. I do know you can also on the acrylic if you ever want the coating off you can soak it in a baggie of denatured alcohol and it will remove it completely. then it can be recoated again once dried.

 

[XtremeRcBoats]

Thanks again for the information.