Yupp I should have metioned that Dayum lol Thank You Brother

Yeah just mentioned because I thought I had coated 3 of my birds good and remembered that I had a uv light and checked and I had seen I missed a couple spots,but without uv light it looked completely coated,thanks for all that you do bro...truly🙏

with the brush that's on the bottle, you're really gonna need it. that thing looks astoundingly crappy. lol

How long does the coating last for? Thanks for the info 👍🏻

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oh my dear lord I never read this comment

Lol Yea I'm close I try to tell it straight Thanks

Exactly. And I know your comment is old but for anyone that comes across this video on Google like I did: Electronics are only damaged by moisture in 2 ways. The first is getting wet while powered, this causes shorts to occur and can damage components. At the very least it usually causes the device to misbehave until the shorts are removed. If nothing crazy shorts (i.e. shorting a 12V supply to a data pin) the device might still function once dry. When a device is unpowered (which is not necessarily the same as turned off), liquid will not typically ruin it right away -- that's why if your phone or other device gets wet most sites/people recommend you immediately power it off. The other way moisture can cause damage is corrosion. Liquid can destroy something even if it's powered off by corroding it. That's why you can say, spill soda/water/etc on something, you wait a bit, turn it on, and it still works, but a few days to weeks later, it suddenly stops working. That's because though there was no short preventing it from working, but the liquid corroded something during that time to the point where it can no longer function. Again, I know you probably know this, just putting it out there for anyone coming across this video/comment. :)

Thanks Mike it well worth it

Thank You Bro

Same

Its worth it

Its worth it

Yes heat burns it off and then just recoat was repaired

Chris Riley Music Drone Videos I’ve been using clear nail polish. It seems to work just fine. Good tips Mdti95

Think about it….what are microchips made from???😱🇺🇸😆

Yes coat after Your all done with Soldering Thanks Bro

I tried doing that and immediately there was a very sharp smell (probably toxic too) so don't try it.

Apparently drone motors already have a waterproof coating on the wires. Just make sure to rinse with distilled water and dry well after taking a dunk to avoid corrosion

Thanks Billy

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Yes, absolutely it burns away with Heat Thanks for Stopping by

Thanks John

Thanks Clint

I say you are correct! I've just finished coating CB radios and i had huge issues with PTT press to talk and other buttons. I had to fart around to get the stuff off using another product and it wasn't fun. However liquid glue is less viscous and very easily removed. U could drop a dab over it to remove later. As this button has to be pressed down to make contact its a relatively unknown quantity whether water would cause an electrical connection. Personally I'd certainly not coat the boot button as it's the other more exposed components that are the issue. Others have mentioned not to coat the gyro but im not certain of the validity of this. If you land in water let it dry before u fly.

Yupp painted Crystals nails before lol

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Thank You Sir

You are correct. This is just extra protection but certainly not perfect. I believe you would need to use special waterproof connections and coat the entire thing in some type of epoxy. There is a more detailed explanation further up in the comments.

Thanks for the Tip I will remember that

@brettwilson I work for a coating house and we wear gloves and live, eat, die, breathe ESD standards by wearing wrist straps/foot straps for grounding lol cosmetically companies don't like fingerprints 😑 but oils and other foreign debris from your hands can definitely cause issues down the road with conformal coating whether it be AR, UR, parylene, silicone, etc... 👍

Conformal coating is non conductive

its best to

old types of flux used to eat away at the electronics and board.

No password Yet lol

it drys really fast

Told You I got Ya Brother

I have never Put it on and Needed to Remove try 100 percent Rubbing Alcohol

Thank You I will do that

Nope. The Motors are ''waterproof''. But the bearings might start rusting a bit with water

Never coat motors

I do