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Don
I appreciate the scenario you describe. My on/off switch for the sniffer is located in a sail locker accessible only form the cockpit and is always turned on before anything else. It is located higher than the bottom of the companionway which is is no way air tight. The cocckpit drain exits the transom above the waterline. There are no guarantees in life but the system as it currently stands is good for most scenarios. Cheers Matt |
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