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Hi forum:
I am having difficulty feeding five thin (16g.) electric wires (flex) between the interior liner in the galley and the exterior cockpit skin (from the display for the depth sounder ultimately to the transducer below the galley sink, and the power supply).
I would like to know any tricks for doing this. I have been trying that springy flexible coiled stretchy wire used sometimes for hanging thin curtains, unsuccessfully.
Thanks
Bill James
Sesiya, #643 Bill
Bill
Sesiya, #643 1975
Parry Sound & Bayfield Inlet, Georgian Bay
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As you probably know, when the builders joined the deck and interior liner, they bonded the two with gobs of polyester putty. This, in many cases, often creates an impassable blockage to wire-feeding. Sometimes you get lucky, sometimes you don't. I tried for ages to force a path with an old fish-tape with the end cut off, but had to admit defeat and run the wires on the inner surface. That's all I can offer by way of consolation - you're not alone here.
David Weatherston
Towser, Toronto
C&C 27 Mk IV
David Weatherston
Towser, Toronto
C&C 27 Mk IV
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