[Public-list] Public-list Digest, Vol 772, Issue 1

[Cole, Andrew L]

Mike,

The Coax actually has a connector on it, the cut wires were all for
lighting.  I like the idea of a terminal block, much cleaner and neater
than a bunch of connectors taped together and dangling, only concern
would be corrosion on the wire ends requiring cutting from time to time,
and eventually requiring replacement of the wire in the mast.

Andrew

>Andrew,
>
>If you plan to feed the wires thru the deck with a trhu-deck fitting
and 
>have the connections below deck, then you should consider a terminal
block 
>under the deck to make the connections. For the coax you can get an
in-line 
>splice, so you do not have to cut the wire each time you take the mast
down. 
>I have been told that the in-line splice should not be used because of
loss 
>of signal strength and various other bad things, but it has worked fine
for 
>me for many, many years.

>Mike Lehman
>~~~_/)_/)~~_/)~~~  

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