DSNA Pro Tips - Protecting DF Boat Electronics with CorrosionX / ReelX Grease

[@museddomcours4132]

Hyper interesting and precious, thank you very much, Chuck! (from the south of France)

[@rcdiekin]

cool, didnt think this process was popular

[@edwinvanderwouden7668]

Hi, love the video and the instructions! Question? Can I use from the manufacture ReelX the ReelX Oil and ReelX Grease for Waterproofing the electrical parts of my Dragonforce65? Tnx a lot Regards from Holland

[@_Amilio_]

This is exactly what I need thanks!

[@westparishofbarnstablevideos]

Wow, so helpful, thanks!

[@CarkeekW]

I have run my Rx in a bath of corrosionx for 3 years , bagged up in plastic bag . I once saw a tv running in a fish tank of corrosionX and iwas sold on it ever since. I plasti dip my battery pack and servos and CX the connectors

[@DragonSailingNorthAmerica]

One issue with Plastidip though is the servo case can overheat

[@DragonSailingNorthAmerica]

We must have seen the same demo at Mike Hobby back in the day ;)

[@CarkeekW]

@@DragonSailingNorthAmerica good so far for two years but max temp here is 95F , not the hottest place on earth

[@Haikugod01]

@@Haknumansoksan Ive talked directly with the guys at Corrosion Technologies, good ole Corrosion X is all you need, the other versions arent any better at protecting electronics at the RC level

[@DavidParker-jr5bd]

How often is this recommended?

[@napoleon474]

Wish you had shown how to disconnect the electronics properly?

[@DragonSailingNorthAmerica]

not sure exactly what you mean, but turn off the the switch or disconnect the batteries first... kinda self evident

[@johnweits4280]

Should the white hull of the Dragonforce be painted to stop sun from yellowing?

[@DragonSailingNorthAmerica]

It is already painted, white, but we recommend Rejex polymer to protect and coat your boat... its great! On our site