I want to mod these for a project.. does it easily come apart to get to the internals or is it glued/sealed?
894522
The lens unscrews to get to the board and led that is all I have dug into the unit .
894523
I haven't had any reason to try to get into mine, but just from looking I would say that getting this apart will be quite a chore. I am almost certain that it will no longer be water-tight once this is done.
693195
Don't need to glue anything. Besides, what if you want to take it apart sometime?
1880157
If you could find the proper glue. Better to get the correct rail for your gun. Can take a bit of effort. But in long run better off having it screwed on. Then you can remove it if you ever have/want too.
364591
It comes assembled--even the seal was in it if I recall. Either way, I had no problem with it and I'm rather mechanically challenged, so you should be good! :)
319553
I took ours apart and I can't see what got stuck. I guess more information is needed to answer the question.
84951
probably glued, but there is a one inch plastic/rubber piece over the distal tip holding it firmly together. a 20# feline hanging on with all his might hasn't detached it yet, so I'm very happy with this product
1175090
If you can put together a 'regular' glue it model, or can follow instructions well, you should have no troubles. If you do have any issues, there are forums on the web with boatloads of help like rcuniverse.com or rcgroups.com
719834
Yes both come glued together. Just need to buy 2mm double sided sticky tape.
80113
I haven't used any woodworking glue yet. I have only used mod podge. And I haven't had a problem just rubbing it off like regular glue.
584676
You have to do assemble the vertical stabilizer, the wing tips, landing gears, and decals. No glue is required. Double face tape is supplied. This plane is the first plane on a series of 8 that I am able to fly without any incidents. I wish I had bought it as my first plane. It would have saved me so much money and frustration. I love it!!! Good luck!!!!
434244
I glued the A2212/13 1,000kv motors using QuickGrip I bought at Walmart I used 1/4" foam in betweencan't pull them apart
751774
Just pull and it will comes out. May be your didn't changed for a longtime so it might be glued in. Pull hard.
1203791
I've taken similar ones apart before, all you need is a long small Phillips screwdriver. I just hope you had better luck with yours than I did, I didn't use it for a few weeks after I got it and after about two days it started making such a racket it was a joke, after I let it run for a few hours it works fine but as soon as I have time it's coming apart for an overhaul.
1679610
I don't recomend gluing them on for the simple reason if you need to change it or take them off for a reason you won't be able too because their glued. I recomend screwing the end cap on with a flat head Kreg screw. I hope this helps u out.
1485930
Probably with screw driver... I have had mine for 6 years and the grids come off on their own if I pull them I think they were glued on originally
723525
You do not need glue, for most applications you could use Duct tape or gorilla tape to seal the sections together without having to glue them. This would then allow you to reuse, recut the pieces again in the future or sell the port if you ever wish to get rid of it or modify it. I say this because i used 2 6" PSP ports with my 18 on 1500 rms, and it never once leaked and the air was tight and fluent. Plus, other people in the SPL world have done the same with the same results. Furthermore, if your dead set on glue, you can use PVC cement or something like loctite epoxy. i mean even super glue would work. The PSI pressure these pieces will endure is vastly lower than the need to literally "bind" them. Hope this helps.
434242
I glued the A2212/13 1,000kv motors using QuickGrip I bought at Walmart I used 1/4" foam in between can't pull them apart