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  • 15 January, 2015 at 23:05 #9277
    RCJim
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    I have snow where I live right since it’s winter. Should I do something to water proof my kk2 board, if so what should I use?

    15 January, 2015 at 23:27 #9278
    Terje
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    Try CorrosionX 🙂

    http://youtu.be/s4z8QMgTEA4 – But don’t use it on a board with barometer without first covering up the holes in the barometer! 🙂 And the LCD screen may not be too fond of CorrosionX either…

    I of course ended up drawing a case for it and adding a piece of clear plastic over the LCD display as well – Then putting on a cover on top!

    I water proofed my ESCs with clear heat shrink and sealed the ends up with liquid electrical tape, my receiver and motors with CorrosionX and my servo with CorrosionX HD.

    – But that’s just me…

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    15 January, 2015 at 23:59 #9280
    RCJim
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    I did the same to water proof my ESCs and other electronics, but I don’t have a 3d printer so making a box is not an option. Would just using CorrosionX work, I only have the HD version right now. Am I right that you should not put liquid electrical tape on the board?

    16 January, 2015 at 00:42 #9281
    coolblaze19
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    um we are aware there is a cased version of the kk2 right.

    16 January, 2015 at 01:27 #9283
    Terje
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    55x55mm, 32g and no LCD screen?!? I think we are all flying the KK mini board on the slim tricopter frame? If that is not the case (no pun intended) I suddenly understand the space issues people are having…

    16 January, 2015 at 02:22 #9289
    RCJim
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    Yes, I’m using the kk mini. I don’t think there is a cased kk mini.

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