Interesting way to waterproof electronics

Maybe a new way to waterproof rc electronics

[magman]

cool...wondering how heat would affect the application. Our ecs's/servos can get quite warm as we know and I wonder if the heat would weaken the application.

[suicideneil]

I'd love to know if you could still connect other devices to the treated devices, seeing as how all the contacts inside the various ports are now covered & insulated, which presumably prevents electrical connections form forming ( such as plugging in a device to a usb port etc ). This stuff seems a lot like CorrosionX...

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Originally Posted by suicideneil

I'd love to know if you could still connect other devices to the treated devices, seeing as how all the contacts inside the various ports are now covered & insulated, which presumably prevents electrical connections form forming ( such as plugging in a device to a usb port etc ). This stuff seems a lot like CorrosionX...

They've got to work. Nobody would pay for the service of having their device coated if they lost peripheral connectivity.

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/this-cou...071948340.html

At 1:07 in the video they say it lets the electronics breathable

[mistercrash]

They say that this treatment is something that bonds on a molecular basis, so connections can be made like there's nothing there. That's what they say. CC should be all over this for their electronics. Some R&D with this Liquipel company is in order me thinks. I read these two guys starting that company barely made it through high school

[mistercrash]

I sent them an email asking if their product is good on our stuff. I included pics of ESCs, receivers and servos explaining that the ESC can get very hot. We'll see what they say.