Wow look at that concave, and the wings/flaps look less aggressive.
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Great execution, I was hoping this level of cleanliness could be reached with liquid epoxy. I can’t find miliput around here
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What motors are those? They look just like Turnigy 6374 “sk8” motors — except short.
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Oh, they’re probably Turnigy 6354 sk8 motors.
I didn’t even know those existed.
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I got it off Amazon if that helps.
Speaking of battle hardening, Brian @b264 I think you posted once that you use some plastic cylinder in the can to make a clean battle hardening, where can I find some? Pretty sure I will not find that kind of cylinders locally.
You also use miliput?
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No; that is West System 650 with a few glass microspheres added, a lot of canola oil, custom nylon plugs, and the machine that turns it at 1rpm.
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Does it make the epoxy less liquid/runny? It looks like white lithium grease
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Not really. Maybe a tiny bit. The epoxy is very much liquid and runny before it cures.
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Thanks
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If you stop moving it for a moment, it will all run out of the can. The machine keeps turning it endlessly while it cures.
Either that, or apply it while in the space station.
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I see, that’s some special tools I dont have lol
You are very talented, hope to get up to your speed one day!
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Yeah you found them 
They seem small, but I’m 95kg and they have been performing like day one for about 800km.
I paid 124€ for 2 in 2019 and 136€ for another 2 last year (for replacement or to drop in the omakase) on black friday and got them within a week from hobbyking.
Nice quality vs. cost ratio 
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That’s also how you can make things like this from liquid epoxy
I mean, unless you have a vehicle capable of achieving low-Earth orbit.
It keeps gravity from pulling the epoxy off while it’s curing.
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It was mentioned earlier here:
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Ah, didn’t see that
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So that is some kind of crack pipe or what 
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It’s a charge cable adapter — a 5.5 x 2.1 gender changer.
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