Glue that holds in motor
 

I'm replacing my frame this weekend and just curious what the black glue is that eflite uses to hold in the motor. If nobody knows or has any suggestions for what they have used as a substitute that works, please let me know. Thanks

I use automotive rtv silicone on my msr.

a little dab of hot melt glue works and its easy to remove for motor replacement

I just use Elmer's White Glue. This is what was recommended on the included DVD. It holds just fine, but comes off cleanly when it's time to change the motor.

I use liquid electrical tape and it works well on other stuff

what ever it is , it is garbage, my main motor has slipped out twice now.

A sudden stop like in a high speed crash can put alot of force on the motor, It would take some thing more permanent like an epoxy to keep the motor from moving but that would make changing it or the frame a problem.

Mine moved after a heavy landing.I tried ordinary silicone and it just melted with the heat.Then I remembered I had a tube of Shoe Goo and tried that.Just a small amount applied down the joint between motor and frame with a small flat bladed screwdriver does the trick,and it doesn't look unsightly.

The motor stays put now,and it will remove easily when required.:clappp

The liquid electrical tape works and holds up pretty well to the heat.

I used 1 drop of CA at one of the corners. When I needed to replace the motor a little bit of CA remover did the trick

If I tried to use ca on that I would probably end up gluing the whole heli into one solid part..lol I always get that crap every where I don't want it.

i dont use any glue at all on mine. after the odd crash i have to give it a little push back into place, but you dont really need any at all.

Plus 1 on the hot glue gun. I use this to hold the motors, the connections for the tail and main motors and the main drive gear.

+1 on it for the main drive gear

I thought about a little silicone once but was afraid I would get the gear or shaft a little out of balance.
What do you do, just put a little dab on the bottom of the gear and shaft to keep the gear in place ?