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lubrication of gears
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Syma Freak
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May 12, 2011 - 2:23 pm
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@Kevinwelder just mentioned your great find of Dupont teflon spray on spares page-I always try something before I recommend a product-now use this on my planes,tanks,helis,and my motorized bike chain-great help and @Luke420NM just ordered yours as well to compare-Thanks guys for the great information

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April 1, 2011 - 7:12 am

I've been using a silicon based lubricant, seems to work very well.

 

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March 8, 2011 - 10:45 am
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@Kevinwelder That is very true,have been using a electronic solvent,however dries on contact,lubricates for awhile-never heard of Dupont lubricant-will put that on my shopping list-really appreciate the post-any info like that is awesome for us all great help.Laugh

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March 6, 2011 - 12:33 pm

after flying a few different types of micro helis, including the other junk, i noticed a whining sound coming from the gear case. To me its like scratching a blackboard! Gears should be lubricated at all times. I would think that lubrication on these tiny plastic gears would improve smooth operation and in  turn promote longer flight times. WD40 unfortunatly does not work. I found that it makes the small gear on the motors slip. So, i found a product that works perfectly. Out in my girlfriend Micheles garage , who also flys, and pretty damn well, i found a lubricant made by Dupont called Teflon Multi-use Lubricant. It sets up dry and only a drop is needed per motor. I actually sprayed some in a small bottle cap and applied the lubricant with a toothpick. Right after applying a drop or 2 turn on heli and let gears spin for a good ten seconds.All of you micro heli freaks will thank me for this one! enjoy your flying. kevinwelder

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