what is the best way to make your electrics stay dry in wet coditions???
Ive tried condoms,ballons,zip locks,rubber bands in between the cracks,AND LOTS MORE
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Thread: Water proofing
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02-25-2001 07:37 PM #1RC Enthusiast
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Water proofing
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02-26-2001 02:00 PM #2RC Champion
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Try verry thick grease!
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02-26-2001 02:16 PM #3
lol you used condoms lol funny pecker car away lol just kidding . if you havent already put some heavy grease on it like pooycow said and put a ballons over it that should work but if it dont go to towerhobbies and buy water proof servos for 10 bucks
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if its not broke you dont need to fix it
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02-26-2001 02:24 PM #4RC Enthusiast
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Or you could just not drive it in wet conditions, it would stay dryer that way.
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02-26-2001 03:19 PM #5RC Champion
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good one NetherWolf! lol
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02-26-2001 08:59 PM #6RC Racer
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Ya but have you ever driven it when it's wet?
It's mad lookin' man!
Water spray, pivit-point doghnuts...... it's awsome!
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