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Default Electric winch controls

Working on positioning my winches. The inboard port cabin top is an
electric #44 for the halyards and jib furler. My problem is finding a place
for these 2 big deck switches. They are like those big round deck switches
used on the foredeck for a windlass and there just is not enough room for
them on the cabin top.

Anyone know of a small low profile waterproof control? It just works the
solenoid below so it doesn't have to carry much current.

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Glenn Ashmore

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