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On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 12:33:24 -0700, "Capt. JG"
wrote: My Sabre has connectors hidden inside the mast under a plate. I'm really glad I have them, since my steaming light was intermittent and I couldn't find the problem until I replaced the connectors. Definitely easier than restringing wire. Since it was the connector caused the problem, I fail to see how fixing it was easier than leaving a good [continuous] wire alone. The connector was the problem, not the solution. Simpler is most often better. You may need to remove the mast, so they put a break in the wires, at the expense of reliability. Nothing is ever free. Casady |
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