Best way to secure ImmersionRC to P2?

rokit said:
I used this guy's method. works perfectly.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=__113M-ftLA

Does it still fit in a case? I use the fitted HPRC foam coarse. Also, did you notice any performance gains? I have to take the P2 apart to move the wiring for the ImmersionRC and don't want to do it if it won't fit in a case and/or if there are no noticeable gains. Thanks.
 
I use this stuff, hasn't been affected by the heat of the transmitter since I first put it on: http://www.readymaderc.com/store/index. ... ts_id=1304

It's not as easy to remove as Velcro of course, but it can be pulled off if you want, you just may need to clean a little residue off afterwards w/rubbing alcohol, but it doesn't really leave that much behind. I use a piece about 1"x2", just a bit smaller than the Tx itself.
 
I put a small bead of hot glue on two edges between the transmitter and the P2. It's sturdy enough to hold it in place but it can be removed with a little bit of effort and doesn't damage anything or leave much for remnants behind.
 
LittleKway said:

Not sure I am following the point of adding a piece of plastic along one full side of the Phantom. In that case, couldnt you just zip tie it to a landing skid?

After some additional digging yesterday, I realized that one half of the ImmersionRC 600 is lower than the other half. I added a second half section of double sided tape. It's not even and sticks flush all the way across the body. Feeling much better (and didn't have to mess of the tireless sticker work I just finished).
 
freefall101 said:
ddublu said:
I've tried Velcro and double-side outdoor tape. After sitting in my case for a couple of days, the IRC comes partially unstuck. Concerned this may happen in flight. How is everyone else securing it to their P2?


Stick one 3M Command Strip to the side opposite the heat sink, and one on the case. You can't go wrong: http://www.amazon.com/Command-Medium-Mo ... mand+strip


This has worked the best so far for me. Surprised, actually. Figured the high bond 3M stuff would have held better but this is doing the trick. Thanks.
 

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