H4 Alien 680mm quadcopter build and review - waterproofing electronics test [Part 2]

WONDERPRODUCT: CorrosionX and the HD (Heavy Duty).
In this video we we start to waterproof the electronics. First we test the waterproofing on a cheap receiver and it worked wonderfully as you can see. In the next parts of this video series we will be waterproofing the rest of the electronics before we start building the frame and mounting electronics on the quadcopter. It is carbon everywhere with red plastic clamps, so it is a foldable frame. All in all it seems a very good quality frame. This quadcopter should be used for mapping/photographing fields (with crop) from above. We'll see how that unfolds soon. Stay tuned and subscribe!
Parts used in this build:
Frame (H4 Alien 680 mm:
bit.ly/1xyS8Jq
Motors (Mulitstar 490kv):
EU: bit.ly/14gcScb
Global: bit.ly/1CX3KqW
ESC's (Blueseries 30A):
EU: bit.ly/1vMZH94
Global: bit.ly/1Hj8Eyi
Flightcontroller (3DR pixhawk w/ GPS):
www.robotshop.c...
Propeller (15" carbon):
EU: bit.ly/13LO1vH
Global: bit.ly/1wHr7wt
Battery (4s 6000 mAh Nanotech):
EU: bit.ly/1D94uqd
Global: bit.ly/1tH7RVi

[@dragnet53]

So how long before having to redo the corrosionx spray? I mean I am watching this in 2020.

[@KedrosObservatory]

Where is the Tarot frame of the previous builds? Do you brake it?

[@TinyGreenWorkshop]

Nope. Just not as ideal for what i'm gonna use it for, so i am switching to this frame instead :-)

[@rifted]

Nice little by little! hope all goes well with your water proof! You are a Brave RC flyer! lol Keep your great work coming!
Ed

[@TinyGreenWorkshop]

Haha yeah. Someone gotta do it ;-)
But maybe a bit too brave. Just tested it out on an iPhone - not the best idea..

[@TheNelson456]

Did you get the idea from flight test??

[@TinyGreenWorkshop]

I was originally going to waterproof this using just PlastiDip, but then FliteTest showed how to do it with CorrosionX and i had to try how that worked out - so yeah :-)