Anyone into R/C?

Comparing the specs, my Savox is more than twice as fast and only 2 oz/in less torque than my Hi-Tec (166oz compared to 168oz). Of course, the Hi-Tec was half the price. Wish I would have known, I would have spent a little more.

That eBay one looks pretty torquee, but slow. Good price, though.

 

anyone ever user plastic-dip to water proof electronics?

 

I never have, but i've heard of people on other forums that have with success. I think Jang from URC has a "how to" video about water proffing electronics.

 

True, it's not the fastest, but it's a lot faster than most stock rtr servos.

 

I still have a old Hi Tech digital that works well, but a couple of buddies bought the very same unit and had all sorts of issues, mainly not returning to center, which is what digi is posed to do well, and some glitching as well.

 

Well I just rolled my wraith into my pond. Dam. With out the receiver in the box. Not good. Letting it dry out. Hope I didn't ruin it

 

^ put electronics in zip lock bag with uncooked rice

 

Shoulda plast-derped it!

 

I figured out today that the time between my first class and second class today is exactly enough time to run 2 packs through my truck at the park and grab something to eat.

 

On 2.2

 

Can u see it. Guess I need to tighten a few bolts up. Whoops. Plus I need better double sided tape

 

I prefer industrial strength velcro.

 

Looks like I got luck. No damage

 

That is an idea. Thanks

 

Shoe Goo. It ain't going no where, until you want it to. Then it cleans up easy. I'd as soon have a sharp stick in the eye as to have to remove that sticky shit from servo tape.

 

It makes switching beween electronics a lot easier. Make sure you buy the good stuff, though.

 

That's another good option.

 

I can't wait to go with 2.2s - ordering some Pit Bulls here soon.

Fink

 

I was surprised to. Only a little rubbing. If I went with the wraith shock height it will be prefect.