Adhesive advise

[tdtd]

I need to adhere an antenna wire to my flight controller board. I believe the end is named UFL or MMCX. It snaps on and can rotate. The old one had a brownish blue on it that was very strong, but I could cut it away easily with an exacto and or a fingernail. I soldered it on once, and it broke off after a few dozen crashes probably due to weight. I hot glued them together once and it came apart 100% due to weight. $50 a pop per incident. This wire attaches to the bottom of the board and needs a good adhesive. I would like a super adhesive that I can potentially remove if needed and friendly to the antenna connection. Any recommendations?

 

[tevek]

I need to adhere an antenna wire to my flight controller board. I believe the end is named UFL or MMCX. It snaps on and can rotate. The old one had a brownish blue on it that was very strong, but I could cut it away easily with an exacto and or a fingernail. I soldered it on once, and it broke off after a few dozen crashes probably due to weight. I hot glued them together once and it came apart 100% due to weight. $50 a pop per incident. This wire attaches to the bottom of the board and needs a good adhesive. I would like a super adhesive that I can potentially remove if needed and friendly to the antenna connection. Any recommendations?

MMCX

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I use liquid electrical tape which is a great adhesive, non conductive and fairly easy to remove if you need to. I’m fairly good at road testing products like these as I hit pretty much anything in a vertical state.

 

[Futuramille]

I use UV glue, it settles into spots rather well... like around this antenna, and once hit with UV light it hardens but still is rubbery a bit. It comes off easier if you need to replace the antenna but holds well enough. I like its lack of permanence!
heres an old video.. turns out antenna like this is all I use it for now. Not against TPU (doesnt stick) like in this vid but ....around that antenna and board it what I use. Its great for insulating small areas quickly.

 

[HighTechPauper]

E6000, Welder, or Shoe Goo.

https://www.google.com/search?q=e6000+glue&rlz=1C1CHBF_enUS728US728&oq=e6000&aqs=chrome.1.69i57j0l7.3679j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

https://www.google.com/search?q=Homax+welder+glue&sa=X&rlz=1C1CHBF_enUS728US728&tbm=shop&sxsrf=ALeKk03gkoIhKPe4r6PPpYMjA1SR9lqUfQ:1586669420158&tbs=vw:g&ved=0ahUKEwj9hqiZlOLoAhVRl3IEHXCsBtwQvQ0InQM&biw=1536&bih=750&dpr=1.25

https://www.google.com/search?q=shoe+goo&rlz=1C1CHBF_enUS728US728&oq=Shoe+goo&aqs=chrome.0.0l8.2744j0j9&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

 

[Wr4ptr]

Another vote for liquid electrical tape. Just the right amount of "stick" while still being removable. Dries pretty quickly, too.

 

[tdtd]

MMCX

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I use liquid electrical tape which is a great adhesive, non conductive and fairly easy to remove if you need to. I’m fairly good at road testing products like these as I hit pretty much anything in a vertical state.

I went with the liquid electrical tape. I applied it to all three of my drones. It looks good, and I think it will work. Great recommendation, thanks a lot