Hydrocoating is getting pretty big, you can buy kits for $50.00. Just wondering if anyone has coated their Phantom?
Anyone Hydrocoat your Phantom yet?
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FASTFJR said:
This is not my Phantom, but from a member of the Phantom Vision Owner group on Facebook. He just finished his project and I thought it was really cool. I knew nothing of hydrocoating today, and after watching videos and finding someone locally here that does it, I am definitely doing this.
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Not sure I get it. What's the point? Just a neat paint job? Don't get me wrong. I think it looks great. But the name led me to believe it was some type of protection against water. Therre is a spray that you can coat yoir electronics with to waterproof.
myvrodrocks said:
The process of hydrodipping, hydrocoating is really cool. Watch this video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKuXyeAGzEU
How could you do this without completely taking out all the electronics in the PV. You couldn't just dip the whole thing in water. I am sure most people would not feel comfortable dipping a $1200 electronic device into water (slowly at that). Also most people would not feel comfortable taking apart a $1200 toy either.
Just do a vinyl wrap or get artistic with some plasti dip. The good thing about both of these is you can just peel it off if you screw up or want a different look as well as it being inexpensive. Just my .02 cents.
Just do a vinyl wrap or get artistic with some plasti dip. The good thing about both of these is you can just peel it off if you screw up or want a different look as well as it being inexpensive. Just my .02 cents.
shartlza said:
I just took mine apart in about 10 minutes. For most the tinkering is probably not worth it if you are not comfortable putting it back together.
I am considering doing this on my next Phantom 2. Is there a way to do the batteries? Does the cap come off, or can it be submerged without damage?
With how often we replace batteries, that could become quite a pain to keep up with. Best to go with a pattern that doesn't conflict too much with a big white rectangle from the battery.
I like the big white patch from the battery, it helps me with working out orientation at a distance, though FPV makes that unnecessary most of the time.
I like the big white patch from the battery, it helps me with working out orientation at a distance, though FPV makes that unnecessary most of the time.
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