Simple Fix for Motor Wire Guards

[@vanlifefpv6340]

Great simple tip for those who lose their minds over those plastic wire protectors. Please make a lot more videos like this!

[@Jason99Nomad]

Thanks for the great content

[@marblekitfpv]

You're welcome!

[@frankcastillo8869]

Thanks for the informative content. Keep up the good work!

[@marblekitfpv]

Thanks for the encouragement!

[@WEEBER13]

Thanks, Albert! Wonderful content

[@marblekitfpv]

Thanks for watching!

[@jaechoe]

Great simple tip. Not a fan of those plastic motor wire covers. Tape for the win 😊

[@bretrowlinson]

Nice tip, thanks Albert!

[@JoshFPV24]

Seems like an easy solution.

[@HaleFPVRC]

Great tip!!!
I hate those things, but I have found that I love the ones I 3d printed with tpu

[@What..a..shambles]

Nice and KISS 👍🏻

[@octagonPerfectionist]

the babyape ii has this little PCB with LEDs in them instead! the wires are soldered into both sides.

[@MCsCreations]

Thanks for the tip, Albert! 😊
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@GarethDix]

This is what I do too! I still haven't figured out why bnf manufacturers don't use a flexible TPU printed version instead, they'd get messed up but it won't shatter and would probably be lighter

[@jlarson42]

👍😎

[@aerialworxwithspikee]

thats all what I did is just put electrical tape on it.

[@arthurgiourdjian9071]

I would just cut it off and put tape instead lol

[@marblekitfpv]

If you have actually ever tried that, you'll know that removing them is quite difficult.

[@arthurgiourdjian9071]

@marblekitfpv you're right, I did it once on my Mark5 and that adhesive was on there good 😆