2nd-Nov-19, 10:18 PM
Slot Car - Lotus F1
This looked as thought it would be rather difficult to digitise at first glance, however, once the C8516 was stripped down, it was easy .....
The socket for the power and control was removed and new silicone wires were
attached to the relevant solder pads on the PCB. A thin covering of G-S Hypo
cement was then applied to anchor the wires and add some extra protection in
the event of a crash or two .....
The PCB was glued inside the curved lip that the side-pod rests against. Whilst the
G-S H was curing, the wires were measure and trimmed to the required length.
Everything is now attached. The Ferrite-Man is insulated with some heat-shrink which,
unlike sticky tape, will not drop off when the motor warms up during racing.
This looked as thought it would be rather difficult to digitise at first glance, however, once the C8516 was stripped down, it was easy .....
The socket for the power and control was removed and new silicone wires were
attached to the relevant solder pads on the PCB. A thin covering of G-S Hypo
cement was then applied to anchor the wires and add some extra protection in
the event of a crash or two .....
The PCB was glued inside the curved lip that the side-pod rests against. Whilst the
G-S H was curing, the wires were measure and trimmed to the required length.
Everything is now attached. The Ferrite-Man is insulated with some heat-shrink which,
unlike sticky tape, will not drop off when the motor warms up during racing.

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