Why is everything on fire on OH & is it the result of the shitty diy?
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my attempt at an esky boat to tow behind my SUP. lasted all of 50mtrs before it started to take on water.
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Hit it with some bituminous paint or something like leak seal spray, shit will be water tight in no time
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BWAHAHA!
FORD WAS A PRICK!
Has anyone used this shit? I find it to be garbage.
my screen door row boat is still water tight
i used it to stop the leak in my shitty car’s sun roof , so far so good, but i preped very well, sanded,alachol pre etc
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Butyl Tape > Flex Seal
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It was a joke, I would not recommend a product whose sole fame to claim is that they spend more on advertising. Also, I haven’t used it.
But butyl rope is where it’s at.
Not sure if butyl rope (or butyl tape) would be the best for surface coverage, though. That’s more for seams and part interfaces.
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Two floats instead perhaps? Although then you wouldnt be able to use it as a bathtub when youre off the water
butyl tape was total shit at waterproofing my screen door row boat,do not reccomend
EDIT yes im milking the screen door row boat joke, im not done because it still makes me laugh
That’s a fire hazard if I ever seen one.
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And the worst sin of all, they used T plugs
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IDK, aren’t Deans connectors rated to 60A/75A? That’s roughly in line with an XT60 isn’t it?
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Lol no. Deans connectors take less current, and wear out more easily.
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In my experience with RC, XT60s are substantially less prone to all kinds of failure.
This has a pretty good empirical current test between deans/T connectors and XT60s
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beat me!
Lol as soon as I saw it I knew it had to go here
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