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Thread: Seaking 120A Waterproofing and installing extra Capacitors

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12-23-2011, 07:22 PM #1
Howard

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Seaking 120A Waterproofing and installing extra Capacitors

Hi,
Installed new capacitors & waterproofed a seaking 120a today

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I used ultra high heat black silicone & Home depot's liquid electrical tape. I used 35v 1000uf Caps. First I sealed both ends of the ESC

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