Lucky 8's Project P38

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Originally Posted by TD50WA

That waterproof stuff will certainly be a big seller! What's its durability, does it deteriorate? How often does it have to be reapplied, is it a once off treatment? C'mon stop teasing....more details please:D

Cheers
Kev

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It is a 1 time treatment but it in not water proof. The design is to protect the board and components if they get wet

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Originally Posted by mtb_gary

Is this the same HZO water guard that was demonstrated on iPhones and Galaxys at a trade show? I was not aware it was commercially available yet?

Gary

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I dont know HZO but I'm guessing it is very similar process.

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Originally Posted by benji

Ditto that, seems like the duck's guts. The only problem would be the double layer fuse box, but may be able to be sprayed in from the sides.

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It is not sprayed on. It is chemically bonded to the board

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Originally Posted by clubagreenie

Water Guard: What do I think?

How much and how soon?

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We are doing beta testing now. The price will be in the $200 range

I think Australian Delta testing is required.

Ship to...

Actually, I'm headed up to the Cape in August, that would be a perfect proving ground!

What would you guys want to have done the ECU?

Any ECU's that can get wet if the vehicle stops mid-creek would be how I'd do it.

Agreed, Auto, SLABS, Engine ECU, anything else elec that could be effected by water.

Would it be any use on elec connections that are effected by water contact such as earlier points ignition parts?

Ditto that, BECM, eat/transfer ecu, dseries absecu, underbonnet fusebox and engine ecu, and if one was remotely sadistic the srs ecu - though that may be going a tad to far.