Poison Spyder Wraith - Waterproofing Brushless - Week 20 - Budget Build 

Good shit harley thanks for your time and efforts thanks bro

Nice Another local. im from kansas city kansas , and i go to gout hill when they have it , last time i was there , it was alot of fun.

Yes the whole motor completely. Good thing it was a cheap motor I was waterproofing I'll see what happens. Thanks

Great stuff Harley. One thing you didn't cover is how you waterproof your servos?

I know you said you were using the dielectric grease for the sensor wire but I didn't see you treating it. Any trick to that?

How often do you need to reapply the corrosionX? Or is it just a set it and forget it thing?

great video, all your stuff is very helpful

Hi Harley.., Please check out Sigs' and mine combined question..,thanks Bud.. peace..

Harley you did not put anyting in the sensor port on the esc before diping in corosionx. will that cause a problem?

why RTV sealant choosen over using plastic tape?

can you use PTFE wd40 or plasti dip instead of corrosion x

That's a good question Sig.., I would think that it may be a one time application, but lets keep an eye out for Harley to give us a heads up on that question, plus I was interested on just the cure time on the corrosion X, and should we let the first dip set before dipping it again..? Peace guys...

Hi i dipped the whole motor in the corrosion x is that ok?

But what i was trying to ask is would it work with either of the two

Again, for those watching this after 2018, there's also Conformal Coating... Great on PC Boards, just put a good amount of Dielectric Grease in the sensor Port, and on BOTH sides of the Bearing! Unless you can remove the Bearing without much fuss. I've also been using RTV Silicone on ESCs and Receivers for many years, without incident!! 👍👍 I personally use Permatex Ultra Black, because of my experience with it as an Auto Technician for 37 years. The best isn't a requirement... Just don't buy crap! 😉

Has this waterproof process ever failed on you?

Can you be specific on how you are using the dielectric grease on the sensor port/cable? Are you plugging in the sensor cable then applying the grease on the outside or are you applying the grease to the cable/port (metal contacts and all) then plugging the senor cable in? Thanks for you help.

u may know but just putting it out there. at min 6:05. u said u can't really avoid getting it on the can. put some blue tape around the can if its a worry.

I can't remember if you wedding was this weekend or next be hope its great but i have a question, i noticed you only dipped the esc half way, is the how far you did it or do you cover it completely

does this work with plastic dip

Has the fan on the esc ever break when running it in water?