I miss smacktalk!! Bobby you're a pro man, video production hosting videos flying the list goes on, Looks like you're keeping busy. Keep up the great work man and thanks for all the killer content. I am trying to fly drones for a living and you're a great inspiration. I cant thank you enough for all of you're inspiring content. Thanks Bobby
Bobby, I will add to your great video that loctite acts as an interrupter and only works in the absence of air, it's liquid basically until air is not there anymore and will activate so fast that even while you're pressing a tight part into a space it will lockup if you don't get it in fairly quickly, (it's that good). Also I didn't see the mention of how to use products such as (locktite 680) loose fitting tolerance locktite for situations where there is greater slop between the fit that would require a higher viscosity and not so thin a product that will fill that gap and interrupt the surfaces so they can't move ever again. (man I downloaded all your smacktalk vid's weekly back in the day, after 20 years of flying helis, you, bert and realflight were able to get me through the full 3D status in 1 year. -peace
The dry blue patch on screws is NOT loctite (which cures when in place and is not reusable), but a nylon based product like „Nylok® Blue Nylon Torq-Patch®“ or „ND PATCH®“ (which are reusable).
lol, RED - for permanent fixings... Loctite doesn't break plastic over time - if the plastic is incompatible it goes all gummy and loses integrity overnight (or shorter) - if it lasts for 24 hours the loctite is cured and the plastic is likely safe NB.metal threaded into plastic (self taping into plain interference hole) - any "locker" is truly unnecessary - do it if you like call it "your personal rosary" - unless polystyrene or other "non CA safe plastics.. ;o;) The preapplied Loctite threadlocker is "gluestick" applied.. (a pretty good way to apply without risk of dripping) NB - if you tighten to torque specs, you are good to go under all circumstances - torqued bolts do not tend to come loose (not on first use - or hundredth if the product is designed correctly)..
I have been in this industry for many years but I still found this video very informative and useful. Thanks Bobby!
Jordy Klein - Xcam Aerials inc thanks amigo glad you found it helpful! It’ll prevent cameras from falling off! So very very helpful :)
I miss smacktalk!! Bobby you're a pro man, video production hosting videos flying the list goes on, Looks like you're keeping busy. Keep up the great work man and thanks for all the killer content. I am trying to fly drones for a living and you're a great inspiration. I cant thank you enough for all of you're inspiring content. Thanks Bobby
This is vintage Bobby Watts. Super excited to see you doing these types of videos again! Subscribed!
haha awesome glad you enjoyed!
Much needed in our community!
Lane Veillon thanks Lane, I agree!
Bobby, I will add to your great video that loctite acts as an interrupter and only works in the absence of air, it's liquid basically until air is not there anymore and will activate so fast that even while you're pressing a tight part into a space it will lockup if you don't get it in fairly quickly, (it's that good). Also I didn't see the mention of how to use products such as (locktite 680) loose fitting tolerance locktite for situations where there is greater slop between the fit that would require a higher viscosity and not so thin a product that will fill that gap and interrupt the surfaces so they can't move ever again. (man I downloaded all your smacktalk vid's weekly back in the day, after 20 years of flying helis, you, bert and realflight were able to get me through the full 3D status in 1 year. -peace
Bobby great job on the video!!!
designbytank thanks! Glad you enjoyed!! 💪🏼
Awesome video! Great channel idea!
Thanks David, much appreciated! Just lemme know if you have any ideas on any future episodes
Great video, well needed, like a Wikipedia of tech tips. I am also watching your Smack talk videos, and they are awesome too!!
Wow very cool! Thank you for the support. Funny - as I was shooting this it really reminded me of the SmackTalk episodes we would do. Good times
AWESOME !! Great content
Charles Bole thank you Charles!
The dry blue patch on screws is NOT loctite (which cures when in place and is not reusable), but a nylon based product like „Nylok® Blue Nylon Torq-Patch®“ or „ND PATCH®“ (which are reusable).
lol, RED - for permanent fixings...
Loctite doesn't break plastic over time - if the plastic is incompatible it goes all gummy and loses integrity overnight (or shorter) - if it lasts for 24 hours the loctite is cured and the plastic is likely safe NB.metal threaded into plastic (self taping into plain interference hole) - any "locker" is truly unnecessary - do it if you like call it "your personal rosary" - unless polystyrene or other "non CA safe plastics.. ;o;)
The preapplied Loctite threadlocker is "gluestick" applied.. (a pretty good way to apply without risk of dripping)
NB - if you tighten to torque specs, you are good to go under all circumstances - torqued bolts do not tend to come loose (not on first use - or hundredth if the product is designed correctly)..
Agreed!
Louisiana Helicam | Drone Photography and Video Services Provider thanks glad you enjoyed!