Velcro or Double sided tape?
01-16-2004, 09:23 AM
#31
Tech Adept
Originally posted by CypressMidWest
Okay here's my solution. Get some good SERVO TAPE, Bolink MIP Trinity all have some but my favorite is BRP. cut the tape to the size of your electrical component. Take a lighter and hold it about four inches from the adhesive side of the tape, then stick it to your esc/recv. Peel the backing off then do the lighter trick to the chassis side of the tape then make sure you know where you want it on the chassis and plunk it down. It will hold like superglue, but when you remove it the tape will peel off the chassis in one piece, then you can peel the tape off the electronic component in one piece as well. Far more secure then velcro, and way more convenient than shoe-goo.
Okay here's my solution. Get some good SERVO TAPE, Bolink MIP Trinity all have some but my favorite is BRP. cut the tape to the size of your electrical component. Take a lighter and hold it about four inches from the adhesive side of the tape, then stick it to your esc/recv. Peel the backing off then do the lighter trick to the chassis side of the tape then make sure you know where you want it on the chassis and plunk it down. It will hold like superglue, but when you remove it the tape will peel off the chassis in one piece, then you can peel the tape off the electronic component in one piece as well. Far more secure then velcro, and way more convenient than shoe-goo.
01-16-2004, 09:46 AM
#32
Re: I never use tape!
Originally posted by Demetris Taylor
I never use tape on any of my cars.
My solution is Zappa Dappa Doo or better known as Shoe Goo. It holds like cement and you can remove your ESC, RX, or anything just by using a flat head screw driver wedging it between your components and the chassis.
I never use tape on any of my cars.
My solution is Zappa Dappa Doo or better known as Shoe Goo. It holds like cement and you can remove your ESC, RX, or anything just by using a flat head screw driver wedging it between your components and the chassis.
01-17-2004, 08:33 PM
#33
Tech Adept
Sounds like a mess to me!!!
01-18-2004, 07:13 AM
#34
I just used shoo goo when I did the 90 degree servo modon my SD, and it is holding like nothing else.
01-18-2004, 11:22 PM
#35
Tech Master
Re: Velcro or Double sided tape?
Originally posted by lawndoggie
Hey guys,
DO you guys mount your speedo and receiver with velcro tape or double sided tape? The reason I ask is because I want to be able to swap my speedo and receiver from one car to another. I believe that using double sided tape is more secure, but its difficult to remove the components?
While using velcro tape might be less secure, but easier to detach things?
Whats your take?
Thanks
Hey guys,
DO you guys mount your speedo and receiver with velcro tape or double sided tape? The reason I ask is because I want to be able to swap my speedo and receiver from one car to another. I believe that using double sided tape is more secure, but its difficult to remove the components?
While using velcro tape might be less secure, but easier to detach things?
Whats your take?
Thanks
01-19-2004, 02:06 AM
#37
Tech Master
Hell just CA them hoes on, no just kidding, shooey goo is another option that will hold better and the servo can be removed with caution.
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