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Ive read where some on here use an epoxy to water proof an exposed ESC and thats good idea but am wondering if black RTV would work just as well 
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Meh. I don't think I would use silicon. Ive heard it has bad reactions with the circuits or circuit boards. I know personally that 5 minute permatex epoxy works great. You can even add black dye to it to make it look better. Im so sure it works I put it on $300 escs
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The only silicone I am aware of you could use would be " Neutral Cure Silicone" but it is messy
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Most RTV products produce acetic acid during curing. That can do a lot of damage to some surface-mounted components.
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Servisol silicone is safe for use on electrical components as that is what it is designed for. DP270 epoxy is also safe for use and is sold on OSE.
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ok thanx , and from all Ive read believe will go with some shrink on the main body then seal the ends, hopefully thatll do it.Comment
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