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Old 09-29-2011, 08:10 PM   #7
Lets_Fish
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connectors

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Originally Posted by dsafety View Post
This connector is expensive and hard to find. There is an industrial hardware supply off Miramar Rd. that has this connector in stock most of the time. Bob
Bob, do you know how much they cost at the hardware supply you mentioned? The link I provided sells them for $4-$5 a pair which is not much more than the "trailer" connection. You can also purchase replacement "tips" for repairs if need be (i.e. replacement of wires). The link I provided has free shipping and they do ship fast. I have purchased all of my additional connectors from them.

Here is the link once more:http://www.performanceplusconnection...2033729g2oycnn
& their ebay link:http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Weath...#ht_2191wt_940

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Originally Posted by buttchaser
Try Double sided Velcro tape to keep the box in place
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Originally Posted by Sammysamsam
wont the water get to the glue and come off?
You can always epoxy the velcro to the hull.

Also note that both types of connectors are "weather proof" not "WATER PROOF". Don't confuse the two.

Last edited by Lets_Fish; 09-29-2011 at 08:12 PM. Reason: added links
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