Nanoprotech Electric Waterproofing

Note that the Carbon GT is already filtering the RF signal since Evolve made a huge mistake enclosing the Bluetooth antenna inside a Carbon Fiber box which is a shield to RF! I would not mess with spraying anything inside the Carbon GT for that we already know the BT signal is horrible and wasn't done correctly. If you do this, coat the PCB, (with the Bamboo) covering the antenna, you have some wiggle room since bamboo/wood does not shield RF signals as much as Carbon. But personally I wouldn't do it myself unless I can see data on the effect its having on my signal.

 

OMG!! Video is uploading! Thank science you have the carbon gt then. Why do you even need the spray for that board?

 

Must be the same stuff in it.

 

The deck kid on the CGT has a gap where the lid lines up with the board. Without a gasket there is no seal from debris and water. So if it were to rain, water would just seep right in filling up the inside like a bath tub.

 

That should be easy then. Just spray the gap and then there's no worries about the BT or RF or what ever it has. I've used it and seen what it does, he hasn't. I also have no problem replacing parts if it's needed.

 

I have a great nose job The door isn't to happy though.

 

My board arrived on December 14th and this thing is awesome!!! After testing, I applied 3m film to the top and bottom of the deck. Will probably need to reapply since it didn't come out perfect but at least the finish is protected which was the main goal. Glad I did too because this wintry mess would have definitely scratched up my CGT. Balanced all for wheels and adjusted the tension on the left motor because it wasn't spinning as freely as the right. Lastly I applied nano protech to the circuit boards including the remote. So far so good. Will post pics eventually.

 

I was under the impression that the wheels are already balanced ..Did it take much weight to balance them...?

 

There are counter weights in the wheel hub opposite of the valve stem but for me it was a little heavier than need be so I used lead tape (from golf pro shop) to balance it out. It wasn't much. Added a little bit of tape at a time, and tested until it was even.