How I WATERPROOF Sound Kits for an RC Vehicle: Modify Sense Ess Dual Speaker System | RC ADVENTURES ─ RCSparks Studio

Steps I did to modify my Sound Kit:
1) Purchased Ess-Dual Sound Kit: https://amzn.to/2Omo3If
2) Purchased Acrylic Conformal Coating: https://amzn.to/2Y9tbE2
3) Got a Good Set of Hex Drivers: https://amzn.to/2Yh4tS9
4) Understood that I was about to ruin the warranty & possibly, the product.
5) Removed the 8 End-screws from the sound unit
6) Removed 4 Philips screws from the micro board
7) Took care not to touch the board - only the edges
8) Laid out a cloth, and cut one for covering the exposed wires
9) Sprayed 2 light coats of conformal coating on each side. 5 minute wait in between each coating.
10) Reassembled the sound unit and installed.

Radio I used in this video is a Flysky Noble NB4: https://amzn.to/2Wh8rIH

Gens ace 11.1V 2200mAh 3S 45C LiPo Battery Pack with Deans Plug : https://amzn.to/2ugIzke $28!

I would like to say that modifying ANY electronic part is always a risk. Introducing chemicals and water to an electrical board is never recommended - but if people are going to attempt it - I figure offering my experiences for review might be entertaining to some. Be aware - attempt this modification at your OWN RISK!

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