Waterproof an RC Receiver QUiCKLY w/ Conformal Coating (& other Waterproofing Tips) | RC ADVENTURES

Get Conformal Coating here: () Tutorial Starts at 5:00 - It’s that season again where my part of the world gets lot’s of rain, and that means MUD! Creek Crossings, Puddle Jumping and all sorts of spring/summer time RC Mayhem is about to begin.. and I want to help those who are seeking out information on waterproofing their receivers. There are several methods to get this task done (I speak about a few in the video) but todays experiment is with “Acrylic Conformal Coating". The reason I am using this spray is for the ability to protect my electronics from mud, water, and all the other weather elements that I may encounter with this truck. I am also using it for the dielectric, and non-corrosive properties it has. Another bonus for me is that is easy to remove, if the need ever arose. Also, instead of dipping it in a liquid rubber, it still maintains its original, clean look. The Radio system I am using in this film is the Futaba T4PX, and a paired receiver.
The Moo-Kleen Electronics spray I used I get at
The Rock Buggy I featured in this film was "Tango", a project I have recently competed by gathering parts over the years in various locations. Here is a build list if you are interested:
Rock Bouncer Cage (got it through a trade from my friend Luke)
2 Savox SW-1210SG Waterproof Servos
2 RC4WD Bully 2 Rock Comp MOA Axles
2 Tekin 30t Pro Hand Wound Brushed Motors
2 Tekin RX4 Electronic Speed Controls
2 Gens Ace 2200mah 3s Lipo Batteries
1 Futaba T4PX Radio / 4 channel Transceiver combo
1 Aluminum Skid Plate (Wraith)
Full set of 4mm Titanium Beef Links
4 GMade ZERO Coil Shocks (100mm)
4 RC4WD Ballistic Bead Lock Wheels
4 RC4WD Genius Tires (2.2)
4 Wheel Widers (12mm Hex)
The conformal Coating I bought online, through Google. It is called TechSpray Turbo-Coat Conformal Coating. This is not a sponsored video, just trying to aid in your RC ADVENTURE!
Here are the videos of my wife and I in California uveiling Tango, in a proper spot.. the Desert Rocks of La Quinta Cove:
Part 1: Pinky & Tango:
Part 2: Pinky & Tango:
Thanks for watching everyone, hope this helps!
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