no… with a FocBox, and VESC™
� Tool… I could also check amps with a quad flight controller, but they’re never calibrated…
and I don’t have access to a fluke during quarantine…
or a laser
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Surely a laser is findable. Amazon or the hardware store.
https://www.amazon.com/Meilostk-Interactive-Rechargeable-Training-Flashlight/dp/B07WYXSHYR/ref=mp_s_a_1_16?dchild=1&keywords=small+laser+pointer&qid=1587434384&sprefix=small+laser&sr=8-16
fukkit static spin balance will be good enuff… if it proves unacceptable I’ll chase down a laser or other acceptable method of balancing
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@Lee_Wright have you put any miles on the motors you did with the milliputy?
I ordered some from Amazon and it is taking forever to get here…
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just found this stuff online–would this work for battlehardening?
what epoxy do you plan to add that to? from my model sailplane days, i remember it as lightweight and easily sanded
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was thinking this stuff–also from walmart lol
walmart has all my covid needs
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Average rating:3out of5stars, based onreviews
Not for anything that has any weight to it.
This was affordable, but it doesn’t really hold all that well. For tiny plastics I am sure it is just fine. Anything more than that I wouldn’t really waste my time with. It might just be for small plastic items, but it doesn’t say that in it’s description.
petlover, February 18, 2020
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OMG 
I’m sure it works just as fine as any other cheap epoxy
I’d actually be curious if anyone’s got a good c-clip remover recommendation. That I skimped out on and am regretting it.
I see 72 reviews and 4.5 stars.
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I see no specifications for heat tolerance
I dunno… I copied and pasted the review from the link he posted… 
Maybe a putty would be easier.
https://www.acehardware.com/departments/automotive-rv-and-marine/auto-tools-and-maintenance/automotive-adhesives/8429763?x429=true&gclid=CjwKCAjwkPX0BRBKEiwA7THxiJ1lEx-8IFaPGvYM28FG0gGWBtOG1pQpfm78oVkv5F9JdhDgi33IhBoCH8gQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
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interesting selection…
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I figure a couple of days to get set-up, and a couple of days to cure and set up, and a day to assemble and test… maybe a week
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top flite, great planes, they supply hobbyists who work with foam and balsa wings. i’m not sure it’s the best fit for motor rotors
Not yet brother
they havent even arrived yet 
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see… now you’re only 74% Cooler than Jay Boston
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