ORIGINAL: Lunchboxer
Hard to believe that there's enough gap on the servo case to get in that much water!! [X(]
ORIGINAL: mechanizeddeath
actually it does, there's nothing wrong with it besides cosmetics, and once i replace the case it will look brand new, aside from some scuffing on the wires from the skidplate.
i've heard that some people don't seal their servos, but when i opened one of mine, a bunch of muddy water poured out of the gearbox.
lol!
lol, well considering i had it submerged for several minutes total... i guess i'm not surprised! i think the biggest problem was it was in a runoff puddle, with road salt in it no doubt. fresh water, even muddy fresh water, isn't nearly as corrosive as people think. heck, training aircraft that crashed into Lake Michigan during WWII are still down there, basically intact.