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When I first purchased this instrument, it came with a small
connection box that connected the instrument wiring together. However, I didn't like the box since the wires are so small and the whole set up seemed very fiddly and time consuming when it came time to step the mast. This season, I bought a small $12 5-pin male and female connector and soldered the wires. Now I'm finding that wires don't stay connected very well since the connector is quite small and the amount of solder I can apply is minimal. I'm thinking I need a connector that has a push fit wire insertion method instead of solder. I spoke with CMC Electronics, the Ontario Raymarine service facility, and they have a PNP off-shore connector for about $35., which seems somewhat pricey. Does anyone have any experience with another solution. Cheers Theo |
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